They will join many other individuals and teams who will run or walk routes along Grand Boulevard and through Central Park over distances of 2km, 5km or 10km.
Gilly Smith was part of last year’s inaugural winning team The Night Shift and said they were keen to defend their title. ‘We’ve upped the ante with our costumes this year with some surgical gowns and fake blood,’ Dr Smith said.
Spectators are encouraged to cheer on participants and there will be activities on the day, including live music, food and West Perth Falcons and Perth Wildcats stalls.
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