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The Brisbane Times City2South has graduated to another level, with the fun run transformed into a two-day fitness festival.
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The City2South caters to runners of all experience levels, from elite distance runners to amateurs. Photo: Bradley Kanaris
A revamped and more accessible five-kilometre course was introduced, starting at UQ's St Lucia campus and finishing at South Brisbane's Musgrave Park.
It partnered a 14-kilometre course starting on William Street in the CBD, finishing at Musgrave Park and crossing the Brisbane River three times.
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Fairfax Events Head of Sport, Sarah Young, said she looked forward to the Brisbane event setting the tone for a successful city-run series.
"We're excited to bring this year's revamped City2South to Brisbane, with a renewed focus on health and wellness for people of all fitness levels."
The City2South will again partner with hundreds of Australian charities and set the goal of raising more than $125,000 for a wide range of worthy causes.