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Walking and bushwalking don t have to be synonymous, and no, Australians shouldn t feel they have to head out into the country to get a good walk in. Stay within city limits, and there are tremendous walking trails snaking around clifftops, taking in sculptures, linking together historic buildings or teetering along boardwalks through mangroves. These are 10 of the best…
Bondi to Coogee, Sydney
The stone-cold classic Australian urban walk snakes along the clifftops for 8 kilometres from Bondi Beach to Coogee Beach in Sydney. It s as much about the beaches en route as it is the dramatic views, caves dug into the cliffs and multi-coloured sandstone. Stop for a bodysurf at Tamarama or Bronte, have a snorkel at Clovelly and take in a few wisps of melancholy while heading through the Waverley Cemetery.
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Aussie gold medallists climb to new heights with Tokyo hopefuls
The AIS Gold Medal Ready (GMR) program is continuing its work to support athletes and NSOs as the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games gets ever closer.
Last month, a group of GMR alumni, including Olympic swimming champion Libby Trickett, spent an afternoon walking up Mt Ainslie in Canberra with members of the Australian Women’s Rowing squad.
Trickett said of the experience: “It’s so amazing to be amongst female athletes, I just resonate so much with them. They are fierce and they are focused, and I really hope in some small way that I help them prepare or help them think a little differently about what the Games are and what they are capable of.”
The story so far
: Our home has been burgled on April Fool’s Day. The thieves escaped with both family cars, my phone and watch, wife Wendy’s handbag containing driver’s licence, phone and all credit cards. The Canberra police just missed capturing the thieves when daughter-in-law Sarina tracked my stolen phone to Mt Ainslie.
DESPITE the disappointment of the Mt Ainslie caper, we had tracked the stolen phone twice to an address in an inner-north suburb. And the police know a resident who had been involved previously in car theft.
Robert Macklin.
Son Ben had cruised the area the day before but no luck…yet.
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