Running for kids
The run raised $1.6 million for the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Good Friday appeal and it has raised more than $15 million since its debut in 2006.
The run started from Alexandra Ave, went over the Bolte Bridge, exited CityLink at Footscray Rd, took in NewQuay and Harbour Esplanade before heading back towards the CBD via Collins St.
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