frequently asked questions

Brisbane Event Info FAQs

Our inaugural Run2Cure event will be held in New Farm Park, Brisbane, on Sunday 10th August 2025. Please read through the below FAQs for any questions you may have about your upcoming fun run.

If you still have a question, drop us a line at info@run2cure.org.au.

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When is Run2Cure Brisbane 2025?

Our 1st annual event is scheduled to happen on Sunday 10th August 2025 in New Farm Park.

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Where is Run2Cure Brisbane 2025 being held?

The Run2Cure event village is located in New Farm Park in New Farm, QLD 4005 (View on Google Maps)

Take in the scenic route along the Brisbane River. One out & back is 5km and this is repeated for the 10k distance. The 3k event is a 1.5k out & back course. 1k Little Heroes takes place on a 1k section incorporating both the river and surrounds.

As our courses are close to water, please ensure children under 12 are supervised at all times.

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How do I collect my event bib(s) in person?

Bibs can be collected for FREE in-person at a specified location in New Farm Park. Location and dates/times will be confirmed soon for the Fri-Sat prior to event day.

You can also collect your bib on the day of the event (10 August) from 7am onwards at our registration desk. Please arrive early as queuing would be expected.

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Do I need a discount code to receive early bird pricing for registration?

Early Bird pricing is now in effect for Run2Cure Brisbane 2025, ending 20th June 2025. No discount code is needed, you will save off standard pricing automatically during this period.

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Can I have my event bib(s) posted to me?

Standard Post Bib Mail Out ends 20th July. If you selected and paid for your bib to be posted during registration ($7 per bib) by 20th July, your bib will be mailed out to you in late July to early August, regardless of when you registered.

Express Post Bib Mail Out starts 21st July and ends 28th July. If you selected and paid for your bib to be posted during registration during this period ($9 per bib), your bib will be mailed out in early August.

Bib postage will be automatically calculated and added to your invoice at check out.

If you do not receive your bib in the mail by midweek the week of the event, please reach out to us at info@run2cure.org.au.

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Are there hydration/aid stations on course?

Yes. The water station will be near the turn around point (2.5k, 7.5k) as well as at the finish line after you complete your event.

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Are the Run2Cure events timed and/or certified courses?

Our 10k, 5k and 3k distances are all timed events. The 1k Little Heroes Walk is not timed.

Our courses are not AIMS certified.

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Are there prizes for top 3 places in the races?

Yes. Our top 3 males and top 3 females in the 10k, 5k and 3k will receive great prize packs. More details regarding prizes to come.

Gun time will be used for top 3 finishers (male and female) for each event distance. Please seed yourself at the front if you feel you're in with a chance!

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What are the cutoff times for your events?

We aim to be an inclusive event for most runners and walkers. However, to abide by traffic control guidelines, we do have event cutoff times as follows:

10k - 7:30-9:30am (cutoff is 2 hours)

5k - 9:00-10:00am (cutoff is 1 hour)

3k - 10:00-10:36 (cutoff is 36 minutes)

1k - 10:30-10:50am (cutoff is 20 minutes)

If you are running or walking past the cutoff time, you may be re-directed by a course marshal.

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Are there training programs to follow for the 10k or 5k?

Yes! We have training programs available for the 10k and 5k, all developed by our Athletics Australia accredited event run coach. Programs are 10 to 12 weeks in duration and available here.

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Can I receive a refund if I no longer can participate?

We are unable to offer refunds or partial refunds for Run2Cure if you are no longer able to participate.

*We do offer a full refund for medical reasons and ask you to supply your medical certificate when you contact us. As you can imagine, as a small charity the cost of organising Run2Cure is significant and most expenditure is paid well in advance of an event taking place.

Run2Cure Melbourne 2024 - Medical certificates must be submitted by 1st August 2025 for you to be eligible for a refund. Please contact info@run2cure.org.au to arrange.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

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What happens if the event gets cancelled?

Per Run2Cure event terms & conditions:

Cancellation of Event

If the Event is cancelled for safety concerns or otherwise as a result of something beyond the reasonable control of Neuroblastoma Australia and the Event Organiser, including without limitation strong winds, heavy rain, lightning and accidents, I accept that all Entrant’s entry fee will be non-refundable. Notification of the cancellation will be sent via email or SMS to those who have provided valid addresses and numbers.

The event will not be rescheduled. Any profit will go to Neuroblastoma Australia. I acknowledge Entrants will have no claim against Neuroblastoma Australia and Mildren Events for any loss or damage suffered as a result of such cancellation.

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Can I read the Run2Cure terms & conditions?

Yes. You can find full Run2Cure event Terms & Conditions here:

Run2Cure Melbourne 2024

General FAQs

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Will there be a bag check?

Yes, there will be a bag check available on event day. Remember that all items are left at your own risk. We ask that you only leave 1 small bag that is able to be closed, no loose items. Arrive early if leaving a bag in case of queues, you don't want to miss your event start time due to waiting in line!

Please do not leave valuables in your bag. Neuroblastoma Australia accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen items. Attach the tear-off strip on the bottom of your race bib to your bag. Keep your race bib so that you can collect your bag post-event.

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What are my transportation options to get to Run2Cure in New Farm Park?

Where is Run2Cure Brisbane?

The Run2Cure event village is located in New Farm Park in New Farm, QLD 4005 (View on Google Maps)

For transportation and parking information around New Farm Park, click here.

Public Transportation

Please use public transport when possible - visit the translink page for the latest travel information and to plan your trip.

  • 196 bus (Fairfield to Merthyr) and 199 bus (West End to Teneriffe) have stops near New Farm Park.
  • New Farm Park ferry terminal, located at the end of Brunswick Street, is also walking distance to the park, catering to CityCat service running between the east and west of the city.

Car Parks

Free and paid parking in the area, based on availability.

  • New Farm Park car park (enter from Brunswick Street)
  • Powerhouse Car Park (enter from Lamington Street)
  • Off-street parking (check signage for costs)
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If it rains, will the event still be held?

Yes! Run2Cure is still a go even if it rains. However, if there are dangerous conditions on the day such as high winds, flooding or lightening, unfortunately we would not be able to go ahead as the safety of our participants is our top priority.

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Will I receive a medal upon completion of Run2Cure?

Yes. All finishers will receive a medal in the 1k Little Heroes Walk, 3k, 5k and 10k.

Get your medal engraved on site!

For $15, you can have your event medal personalised after your run, just visit Daniel from Adlaser Engraving Services, who will be on site.

Your Run2Cure medal can be engraved with a name, in honour or in memory of, who you ran for. Or, have your medal engraved with your race time. Whatever you choose, it's a lasting memento to remember your day, plus a portion of the proceeds from each engraving will be generously donated back to the charity!

*Have a medal from another event you'd also like to have engraved? Perhaps you've recently run a PB or conquered a new distance, feel free to bring those medals along too for Daniel to engrave!

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Can I participate wearing headphones/listening to music?

The event organisers discourage the use of headphones, iPods or other personal music as they can impede an individual’s ability to hear marshals or other course officials. Participants who choose to wear headphones on course do so at their own risk and are asked to pay attention to officials and other participants throughout their event.

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Can I run/walk pushing a pram?

Prams are welcome at our Run2Cure events in Brisbane, all distances.

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Is the course suitable for wheelchairs and mobility scooters?

The courses are all on path (10k, 5k, 3k, 1k) near the Brisbane River. Courses should be suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and prams, however, it may depend on your particular device.

For any questions regarding our courses, or to discuss to determine if this event is right for you, please contact us at 
info@run2cure.org.au

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Can I participate with my dog/pet?

We ask you to leave dogs and pets at home due to the number of people on course and for the safety of all participants.

Fundraising FAQs

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How can I fundraise?

When you register for the fun run you will have the option to set up a fundraising page by Funraisin. You will then be able to share this page with all your friends and family.

If you get stuck you can always email us at info@run2cure.org.au

There are some great rewards for fundraising as well the highest fundraisers.

Profits from the event will go towards leading research programs into neuroblastoma.

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Do I have to fundraise?

You do not have to fundraise – however it makes a huge difference to what funds we raise on the day and the amount we can then invest into leading research. Funds raised from event tickets mainly cover the cost of putting on the event, so participant fundraising allows us to make a bigger difference in the lives of those affected by neuroblastoma.

When you finish registering and buying your tickets you will have the option to set up a fundraising page by Funraisin. Please email us at info@run2cure.org.au if you have any queries.

We would appreciate your support in helping to raise funds for neuroblastoma and there are some great fundraising rewards for fundraising milestone amounts.

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How do I collect (or opt out) of earned fundraising thank you reward prizes?

We offer rewards in recognition of the work involved with fundraising. All fundraising rewards must be collected in person on the day of your event.

However, we understand that some of our generous supporters would prefer not to receive these rewards. If you are not interested in your prizes, simply don't collect, and they will be donated back to our charity to be used for future events.

If you do miss out on collecting your reward prizes on the day, and would like to receive them, email us at info@nb.org.au to arrange for them to be mailed out. You will be responsible for shipping and handling fees.

More information on fundraising milestones can be found here.