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Hundreds pound the pavement in pink

Runners make their way along Noosa Main Beach for the Barambah Organics Noosa Breakfast Fun Run.
By Jolene Ogle

By Jolene Ogle

IT was Hastings Street’s turn to become a sea of pink this morning as hundreds of runners pounded the pavement for the annual Noosa Tri Breakfast Fun Run.
Runners donned their best pink gear and gathered at Noosa Woods this morning, 28 October, before running down Hastings Street and back up Noosa Main Beach to complete the 5km Barambah Organics Noosa Breakfast Fun Run.
All funds raised on the day go directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation to help them reach their goal of zero deaths from breast cancer by 2030.

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