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Abbie Jewell, Rebecca Chapman and Belinda Binnekamp from Rockhampton Grammar School attended the Pink Ribbon Run on Rockhampton. Photo Madeline McDonald / Morning Bulletin
Abbie Jewell, Rebecca Chapman and Belinda Binnekamp from Rockhampton Grammar School attended the Pink Ribbon Run on Rockhampton. Photo Madeline McDonald / Morning Bulletin Madeline McDonald
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More than 460 people turn out in pink to show support

MadelineMcDonald
by MadelineMcDonald
25th Oct 2015 10:45 AM

IT WAS a sea of pink this morning at the CQUniversity sports oval where more than 460 people took to the pavement for the Pink Ribbon Run in support of breast cancer awareness.

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