Participants of the Indigenous running program Bush to Beach share their world

By Carla Mascarenhas
Updated March 7 2019 - 5:14pm, first published 2:00pm
Noah Binge, Kaiya O'Brien and Jamarra Moran share a laugh before training.
Noah Binge, Kaiya O'Brien and Jamarra Moran share a laugh before training.

They are the next generation of Aboriginal leaders in Port Macquarie. Meet 15 year-old Noah Binge,  17 year-old  Jamarra Moran and 12-year-old Kaiya O’Brien, participants of the Bush to Beach Program in Port Macquarie and Wauchope.  The program initiated by Charlie Maher uses running to improve the lives of its participants and involves an exchange with the Northern Territory community,  Ntaria. The Port Macquarie News sat down with Noah, Jamarra and Kaiya and asked them their thoughts on a range of topics. This is their story in their own words.

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