Former Port Adelaide AFL star Kane Cornes to complete two marathons in five days to raise money for Telethon
Key points
- Former Port Adelaide AFL player Kane Cornes is set to run two marathons in five days for Telethon. He completed the first at the Perth Running Festival on Sunday in 2 hours 54 minutes 37 seconds.
- His second, a 42-kilometre run on Rottnest Island on Thursday, includes trivia, a quokka selfie and a 10-kilometre lap alongside Premier Roger Cook. Cornes said the run is about enjoying the day with his family rather than a goal time.
- The 59th annual Telethon takes place at RAC Arena on October 17 and 19.
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