Taryn Heather – Women& Wheels

Few people will know the significance of the date August 13. But for thousands of athletes, their supporters and administrators it is the day after the London 2012 Olympics finishes. The day is a vacuum that hits the sporting world every four years that is rarely spoken of and hardly ever prepared for… …Sara Carrigan,…

Welcome to the second newsletter update for 2011. Below are few interesting newsy pieces to keep you in the loop of all the happenings. I hope you are happy, well and enjoying your pushie! WIN a Cycling Skills Course!! The Gold Coast Bulletin is giving you the chance to win a Cycling Skills Course with…

   The inaugural Sara Carrigan Shield womens criterium was run this year as part of the Gold Coast Festival of Cycling and the Darren Smith Cycling Classic, which was organised by the Gold Coast CATS Cycling Club. The 30min +3 lap race was over a 1.1km route through the look-alike European Village streets of Emerald…

Scott’s dream ride to help kids with heart disease (20/1/2011) In September 2011, Scott Hobbs will be cycling from Perth to Sydney on a designated route to raise funds, support and awareness of congenital heart disease. This has been a dream of his for some time. HeartKids NSW, an organisation supporting families and individuals affected…

OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL WINNING CYCLIST SARA CARRIGAN WAS STILL RIDING DAY BEFORE DUE DATE NICHOLAS MCELROY | GOLD COAST BULLETIN | JUNE 29, 2015 10:58AM THERE isn’t much that stops Olympic cycling gold medallist Sara Carrigan in her tracks, except perhaps her beautiful bundle of joy Bobbi Kay Sing. The healthy 3.7kg (8lb 2oz) baby girl was…

13 December 2012 , 6:35 PM by nicole gundi   Declaring War on Cyclists: That’s what Daniel Meers from the Gold Coast Bulletin’s been doing. He recently wrote an article calling for a police crack down on bad bike behaviour and suggested bicycles be registered. But he also labelled cyclists as arrogant road hogs who…