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August 2023

Call for bike riders to support Shrine to Sea

Feedback on the state government’s Shrine to Sea masterplan is open until 10 September and Bicycle Network is calling bike riders and active transport enthusiasts to ask that all eight sections include a separated bike lane.
A group of women wearing a variety of colours rides along the Intercity cycleway towards the camera.

Platypuses, peace and women’s health

Special rides to celebrate events including platypus spotting to publicise a citizen science project, a ride as part of the Launceston Peace Festival and a ride to mark Women’s Health Week will be among the list of social rides this fortnight. Kangaroo Bay to Mt Rumney – Sunday 3 September The 22.5km Kangaroo Bay to [...]
A yellow sign with blue lettering saying N.E. Tas Rail Trail on a white wooden fence with a foggy bush backdrop.

North East Rail Trail appeals dismissed

An appeal against the Launceston Council’s approval of the extension of the North East Rail Trail has been dismissed, paving the way for the full project to proceed.

Greenline Project masterplan nears finalisation

After years of draft dreams, draft visions and draft masterplans, the 4km pedestrian and bike link along the Yarra north bank through the Melbourne CBD is closer to reality. Or a draft of reality, at least.

Carbon fault inspection training vital

An Australian firm has launched an international training program to help bike shops and bike mechanics better detect hidden damage to carbon fibre frames.

Kinglake route a better ride

Riders on the popular Kinglake route should have a better grip on the road following the completion of an upgrade program by the Department of Transport and Planning.