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Run Ashore
by Bravery Trust & Contentgroup
Bravery Trek is an opportunity to celebrate the service of the ADF, especially those who serve and have served in contemporary wars, and initiates important conversations about what it means to serve, the sacrifice made by families, and the challenges faced when leaving the ADF. The Bravery Trek raises money to support the work of Bravery Trust, a military charity which provides financial aid to veterans who have been injured during service to support them with immediate needs such as housing, medical expenses, car costs and food. We also provide a veteran specific financial counselling service. This year’s Trek is themed around the Royal Australian Navy – with a virtual route around Sydney Harbour incorporating key Naval bases and sites of historical significance. The 57km challenge is the distance from North Head to South Head and coincides with the sum of 57 ships, boats, submarines, and bases in the Navy. <p style='color:grey;
Episodes
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At The Finishing Line
In this final episode of the season, we reflect on the success of the Bravery Trust Fundraiser, Bravery Trek, and just how important the Bravery Trek is to the cause of supporting our veterans. Take part in the celebrations by toasting to such an important cause with CEO Belinda Wilson, Murray...
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Sir David Martin Reserve
In this episode we welcome Brigadier (Retd) Bill Sowry to the series to discuss the history of Sir David Martin Reserve. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Bill explore the history of Sir David Martin Reserve and the legacy of the man after which it was named. Three facts from this episode: In...
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Macquarie Lighthouse
In this episode we welcome Brigadier (Retd) Bill Sowry to the series to discuss the history of Macquarie Lighthouse. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Bill explore the history of the nations first lighthouse, the importance of its location and its significance to the Royal Australian Navy.…
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Hornby Lighthouse
In this episode we welcome Brigadier (Retd) Bill Sowry to the series to discuss the history of Hornby Lighthouse. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Bill explore the history the lighthouse, the importance of its location and its significance to the Royal Australian Navy. Three facts from this...
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HMAS Watson
Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Commander Aaron Scott explore the history of HMAS Watson, its importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three key facts from this episode: The role of Watson is to prepare Officers and Sailors of the Royal Australian Navy to…
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Chowder Bay
In this episode we welcome Captain (RAN), Viktor Pilicic to the series to discuss the history of Chowder Bay. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Viktor explore the history of Chowder Bay, it's importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three facts from this...
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North Head
In this episode we welcome Colonel John C. Platt, CSC (Retd) to the series to discuss the history of North Head. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and John explore the history of Garden Island, it's importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three facts from this...
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HMAS Kuttabul
In this episode we welcome Captain (RAN), Viktor Pilicic to the series to discuss the history of HMAS Kuttabul. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Viktor explore the history of HMAS Kuttabul, it's importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three facts from this...
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Garden Island
In this episode we welcome Rear Admiral (Rtd) Simon Cullen to the series to discuss the history of Garden Island. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Simon explore the history of Garden Island, it's importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three Facts from…
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HMAS Penguin
In this episode we welcome Commanding Officer Michael Nipperess to the series to discuss the history of HMAS Penguin. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Michael explore the history of HMAS Penguin, its importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Additional facts...
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HMAS Waterhen
In this episode by the current Commander of HMAS Waterhen, Michael Miller. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Michael explore the history of HMAS Waterhen and its role within the Royal Australian Navy. Three key facts from this episode: Before being taken by Defence, HMAS Waterhen served as a...
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Former Submarine Base Platypus
In this episode we welcome Commander Michael Miller to the series to discuss the decorated history of former submarine base Platypus. Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Michael explore the history of former submarine base Platypus, its importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's…
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HMAS Sydney I Memorial Mast
In what is the first location of the series, Host of Run Ashore, Mark Cooper and Commander Aaron Scott explore the history of the Sydney Memorial Mast, its importance to the Royal Australian Navy and why it's location is significant. Three key facts from this episode: The HMAS Sydney I Memorial...
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The Gift in Helping Others
In this episode of Run Ashore, CEO of Bravery Trust, Belinda Wilson chats with Kristine Colliver a beneficiary of Bravery Trust. Kristine's husband Darrell is a former Navy Officer who served 13 years in the service. After leaving his naval career, Darrell and Kristine moved from Sydney to…
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At the Starting Line
Welcome to the first episode of Run Ashore, a podcast for the Bravery Trek fundraiser for Bravery Trust in partnership with contentgroup. Bravery Trek celebrates the service of Australian veterans, specifically those who serve and have served during modern warfare – and raises vital funds to...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Bravery Trek is an opportunity to celebrate the service of the ADF, especially those who serve and have served in contemporary wars, and initiates important conversations about what it means to serve, the sacrifice made by families, and the challenges faced when leaving the ADF.
The Bravery Trek raises money to support the work of Bravery Trust, a military charity which provides financial aid to veterans who have been injured during service to support them with immediate needs such as housing, medical expenses, car costs and food. We also provide a veteran specific financial counselling service.
This year’s Trek is themed around the Royal Australian Navy – with a virtual route around Sydney Harbour incorporating key Naval bases and sites of historical significance. The 57km challenge is the distance from North Head to South Head and coincides with the sum of 57 ships, boats, submarines, and bases in the Navy.
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Bravery Trek is an opportunity to celebrate the service of the ADF, especially those who serve and have served in contemporary wars, and initiates important conversations about what it means to serve, the sacrifice made by families, and the challenges faced when leaving the ADF. The Bravery Trek...
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