AU Now
Get the app

4000 km and a tandem bike: These fellas are raising money for human and canine welfare

Key points

  • Two cyclists plan to ride a tandem bike 4000 km from Perth to Canberra, starting on 1 November, to raise money for Dogs Canberra and Lifeline. Michael Matheson-Deng and Bryce Taylor, both executives at Dogs Canberra, aim to arrive within 40 days.
  • The route runs through Esperance, across the Nullarbor, along the coast to Adelaide, then on to Melbourne. Other riders will join them for the final stretch from Jindabyne to Canberra.
  • The money raised will be split equally between Lifeline and Dogs Canberra. The ride also aims to encourage conversations about mental health.
4000 km and a tandem bike: These fellas are raising money for human and canine welfare
Photo: Region Canberra Community

Get local alerts + the full feed in the AU Now app

Alerts, Shorts and your saved stories — free on Google Play.

Get the app
Continue reading · Region Canberra Community
Disclaimer

This is an AI-generated summary based on reporting by Region Canberra Community. It may not reflect every detail of the original story exactly. Tap “Continue reading” above for the full, original article.

Follow this story in the AU Now app

Alerts for your suburb, Shorts and saved stories — free on Google Play.

Get the app

Advertise with AU Now →

Join the conversation

You can read freely. Sign in only to join the conversation.

Signing in on the website is coming soon. For now, use the AU Now app to like, comment, save and follow.

Get the app
MAKE IT LOCAL

Where should your news begin?

Choose your home area for nearby stories, weather and alerts.

Start typing to find your area.

Comments

…