Look for red streak in streets with Gold Rush Nash Hash

Melanie Whelan
Updated February 21 2017 - 10:34pm, first published 5:30pm
SET: White Ribbon's Barry Kay, Hashers James Robertson, Headen Cuthbert, Brent Edwards, Rob Quilty and Digger Mick Durham train at Sovereign Hill. Picture: Kate Healy
SET: White Ribbon's Barry Kay, Hashers James Robertson, Headen Cuthbert, Brent Edwards, Rob Quilty and Digger Mick Durham train at Sovereign Hill. Picture: Kate Healy

If you spot a band of men and women clad in red dresses running through Ballarat streets on Thursday, know it is for a good cause. International running group Hash House Harriers are in town for their biennial national meet. Their Goldrush Nash Hash launches with the traditional Red Dress Run on Thursday afternoon, winding through major streets including Sovereign Hill’s Main Street, in a bid to attract as much attention as possible.

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Melanie Whelan

Melanie Whelan

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