25 October 2013

Jane Hiatt runs seven marathons, Zed jumps in at the end

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Jane Hiatt is a Canberran taking part in the Bravehearts “777 Challenge”, which is where you run seven marathons in seven days across seven states.

Today was marathon #6 for Jane.

Zed Seselja has decided to support Jane and the Bravehearts by joining Ms. Hiatt as she crosses the finishing line… because why should the best bit of the run only be experienced by the people who put the work in?

“Bravehearts is a fantastic organisation that campaigns against child sexual assault and helps to empower, educate and protect some of the most vulnerable children in our society,” Senator Seselja said today.

“I applaud all of those who have taken time out of their busy schedule to take on the challenge and raise much needed funds to help Bravehearts continue the important work they do.

“Jane should be particularly proud of what she has achieved for her community and children right across Australia,” Senator Seselja concluded.

Senator Seselja will be joining Jane for the final part of today’s marathon. Both Zed and Jane are due to pass the finish line at 12:30pm today at Queen Elizabeth Terrace at Lake Burley Griffin.

For more information on Bravehearts and the work they do visit:

http://www.bravehearts.org.au

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like how he jumped in at the end of the Humphreys marathon.

Madam Cholet6:13 pm 25 Oct 13

That’s funny. And is he charging the territory taxpayer his expenses?

HiddenDragon5:46 pm 25 Oct 13

At least he’s not disporting himself in budgies (yet).

Zed’s too lazy to run more than a couple of yards.

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