Lucy Clark: Running the 3000km Te Araroa Trail
In November 2019, 34-year-old Bright local, Lucy Clark, started running more than a marathon per day for 70 days straight. She intends to traverse the full 3000 kilometre length of New Zealand’s famed Te Araroa trail faster than any woman has done before.
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One of Australia's greatest contemporary explorers, Kate Leeming, discusses what motivates her ongoing quest to break new ground.
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Exploring Tasmania's Tarkine on Foot
For those yearning to escape the rat race and delve headlong into nature, this summer there’s a new route to consider. A brand new course through the pristine takayna/Tarkine in Tasmania’s north west.
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