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Students face cycling tests spearheaded by Olympic gold medallist

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SPECIAL VISIT: The Blue Lake City welcomed Australian cycling great Brett Aitken to mentor high school students at three cycling tests earlier this week. Picture: THOMAS MILES

EARLIER this week the Blue Lake City was lucky enough to welcome an Australian cycling great to its schools through […]

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