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News from the 2005 Murray Marathon
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Veterans dominate finish of Red Cross Herald Sun Murray Marathon
31 December 2005
57-year-old Tom Simmat from the Lane Cove kayaking club in Sydney has edged out rival Willy Morris (53) from the Footscray Canoeing club in Melbourne to claim the prestigious Margaret Baker trophy for handicap honours in the 2005 Red Cross Herald Sun Murray Marathon.
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Paddlers Paint the Murray Red
30 December 2005
The fourth day of the Red Cross Herald Sun Murray Marathon is traditionally ‘Red Day’ - a day to celebrate and acknowledge the real reason the 800 paddlers and 3000 support crew are on the Mighty Murray – to support the Australian Red Cross.
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Competition as hot as the weather
29 December 2005
Day three of the Red Cross Herald Sun Murray marathon saw the battle between Tom Simmat (NSW) and Willy Morris (Vic) for handicap honours intensify
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Past Winners Paddle it Out
28 December 2005
Two previous champions of the Red Cross Herald Sun Murray Marathon have stamped their authority on the race for the Margaret Baker trophy for handicap honours.
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Paddlers Race to Echuca for a Good Cause
8 October 2005
134 paddlers in a variety of craft raced down the Murray River from Barmah Bridge to Victoria Park, Echuca to raise money for Australian Red Cross in the Echuca Mini Marathon on Saturday, 8 October 2005.
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Calling All Paddlers and Rowers!
September 2005
The Australian Red Cross Victoria is calling for participants and volunteers for the longest accredited canoe race in the world, in one of the most beautiful regions of the country.
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