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Bicycle Network recent media appearances.
Gosford to Point Clare shared path project begins
It's in its early stages, but work has finally begun on a missing link at Gosford on the NSW Central Coast: a shared path along the waterfront.
Moonee Ponds Creek Trail delays
A section of the Moonee Ponds Creek Trail just south of Arden Street in North Melbourne will be subject to periodic stop-go closures over the next month.
Plans for Mickleham’s missing link
Formal planning is underway for the missing section of bike infrastructure along Mickleham Road in outer suburban north.
Happy birthday to Hobart’s e-bike library!
The City of Hobart’s pioneering E-bike Library has celebrated its first birthday, with close to 10,000 km travelled by the bikes over the past year.
Government wheels out new transport strategy
After a 7-year wait the Tasmanian Government has finally released its update of the 2010 strategy that guides decisions about walking and cycling.
Richmond Bridge to become active transport connection
Hawkesbury's existing Richmond Bridge will be converted into a dedicated active transport corridor for riders and pedestrians after the replacement New Richmond Bridge is constructed later this year in Stage 2 of a major project.
Finlayson’s Creek concept designs published
Riders in Sydney's west are being invited to have their say on plans for a new shared path along Finlayson's Creek in Wenworthville.
Bicycle Network backs national call for fuel crisis action
Bicycle Network has joined a national coalition of transport and public health groups to offer nine ideas to governments to help households cut fuel use and ease cost‑of‑living pressures by making it easier to walk, ride and use public transport for everyday trips.
Queensland parliament passes regressive e-mobility legislation
The Queensland Govt. has passed divisive e-mobility laws that include licensing requirements, parental supervision for young riders, and increased penalties for riding illegal e-bikes.

