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Stonnington Leader, Melbourne 30 Oct 2012 General News, page 1 - 719.87 cm² Suburban - circulation 92,000 (-T-----) Media Monitors Client Service Centre 1300 880 082 Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL) licenced copy ID 168253111 PAGE 1 of 2 Cycling legend Phil Anderson -the first non-European to don the yellow jersey in the Tour de France - will lead a team of riders on a gruelling 900km ride through regionaG. - Victoria to raise money for The Alfred hospital's trauma and critical care centre. REPORT PAGE 13 - - - Stonnington Leader, Melbourne 30 Oct 2012 General News, page 1 - 719.87 cm² Suburban - circulation 92,000 (-T-----) Media Monitors Client Service Centre 1300 880 082 Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL) licenced copy ID 168253111 PAGE 2 of 2 HaveyourPhil of wheels CYCLING legend Phil An-France in 1981, saidlend my expertise to a won- derson will lead a team of24 riders with an affiliationderful cause," Anderson riders close to 900 kilo-to The Alfred hospital said. metres in just eight days. would cycle through re- "Our participating cyc- The former professionalgional Victoria, starting inlists will have a tremendous racing cyclist is heading the Melbourne on November 18.and challenging experi- inaugural Great Alfred Bike Anderson said the rideence." Ride to raise money for thewould be challenging, even Alfred Health chief oper- hospital's trauma andfor him, but was "all forating officer Andrew Stripp critical-care centre. a good cause". said the ride was "a great Anderson, the first non- "I remain absolutelyway to engage". European to wear the yel-passionate about cycling Details: greatalfredbike low jersey of the Tour deand I am grateful that I canride.gofundraise.com.au/ IirPhil Anderson will lead a team of cyclists on a 900km charity ride through regional Victoria. N18MP252.

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