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Cata Nadile and her team are embracing the nostalgia and vintage vibes of this year's Lumary City-Bay Fun Run, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. The owner of North Adelaide's Studio Pilates will be helping runners and walkers warm up at..

City-Bay Fun Run organisers are now aiming for a record-breaking crowd of 50,000 to celebrate the race’s 50th event next year, after the success of yesterday’s run in hot, challenging conditions. From 8.30am onwards, a sea of colour covered Colley Reserve..

Courageous 'pinky promise' to best friend Terminally ill Annaliese Holland is walking the City to Bay in memory of best friend Lily Thai – who this year passed away as part of the voluntary assisted dying program. Ms Holland is to undergo..

Congratulations to Rolf, the fortunate WINNER of the TOYOTA YARIS generously donated by CMI Toyota. Rolf shared that his motivation for entering the City-Bay was to win the car for his wife, knowing she would be its primary driver, as he..

After months of training, more than 16,000 Lumary City-Bay warriors – the most diverse group in the event’s 49-year history – are hitting the road this morning of the 2023 fun run.

Enter the 'Make It Reel-y Count' competition.

Gawler grandfather and City-Bay legend Warren Gowland, 76, ran in the inaugural Lumary City-Bay Fun Run in 1973 and will return for the first time to walk the 6km race with his family by his side.

Athletes of all abilities are counting down to this year’s Lumary City-Bay Fun Run.

Christina Karapetis,22, and Ash De Silva,23, are hitting the road for a cause close to their hearts at this year’s Lumary City-Bay Fun Run, supported by the Sunday Mail.

The Saree Sahelis will bring a splash of colour to the City to Bay Fun Run next month.