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Coast to Coast to Coast 

Coast to Coast to Coast follows ultra-runner Jillian Edwards as she attempts an extraordinary feat: running the width of New Zealand twice in a single effort. Beginning in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter, she covers 97 kilometres of road, trail, and black-sand beach to Whatipu, before turning back to do it all again. Set against New Zealand’s striking landscapes, Jillian battles fatigue, weather, and terrain in a relentless test of endurance, running to support women in crisis.
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Coast to Coast to Coast follows ultra-runner Jillian Edwards as she attempts an extraordinary feat: running the width of New Zealand twice in a single effort. Beginning in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter, she covers 97 kilometres of road, trail, and black-sand beach to Whatipu, before turning back to do it all again. Set against New Zealand’s striking landscapes, Jillian battles fatigue, weather, and terrain in a relentless test of endurance, running to support women in crisis.

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