JAMES TOBIN: Cancer ‘doesn’t discriminate’

By Olivia Lambert
Updated April 2 2014 - 8:04am, first published 12:00am
Tour De Cure cyclist Pete Oost, from Brisbane, greets students at Tallangatta Primary School yesterday. INSET: Cyclist Paul Egan and Sunrise weather presenter James Tobin educate Tallangatta students about how to prevent cancer. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Tour De Cure cyclist Pete Oost, from Brisbane, greets students at Tallangatta Primary School yesterday. INSET: Cyclist Paul Egan and Sunrise weather presenter James Tobin educate Tallangatta students about how to prevent cancer. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Sunrise weather presenter James Tobin and Tour de Cure co-founder Gary Bertwhistle educate Tallangatta Primary School students Katie Scott, 9, Jemma Dodd, 6, Chad Kipple, 7, and Will Paton, 7, about how to prevent cancer. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON
Sunrise weather presenter James Tobin and Tour de Cure co-founder Gary Bertwhistle educate Tallangatta Primary School students Katie Scott, 9, Jemma Dodd, 6, Chad Kipple, 7, and Will Paton, 7, about how to prevent cancer. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

SCONES and sponge cake were the undisputed highlights yesterday for riders in this year’s Tour de Cure.

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