July 2025
The New South Wales and Victorian governments have teamed up to push their federal colleagues towards urgent reform of the flawed legal controls that have plagued the development of the e-bike sector and resulted in numerous battery fires, and now, a proposal to ban e-bikes from trains.
Police cyclist injured in hit-and-run
A police officer riding to work was struck and seriously injured this morning in Seaford.
Bike share trailers for rent
One of the world's most successful bike share operations, BIXI, has launched a trailer that can be rented just like a bike.
Bikes prove worth in Texas emergency
Once again the humble bicycle has proved its value in providing disaster relief – this time following the tragic floods in Texas.
New trails open at Jells Park
Two new bushland trails at Jells Park in Melbourne’s east are now open to the public, expanding options for riders visiting the park or connecting via the wider trail network.
Grand Prix pressure on bike routes
With news that the Melbourne Grand Prix is going to expand its 'race period' at Albert Park to 21 days, regular riders through the park are rightfully concerned about an extended lockout.
Chandler Highway path closures
As redevelopment of the former Alphington Paper Mill site continues, there will be further extended closures of the shared path adjacent to the site.
Flinders Lane closures ahead
As part of works to install new underground power cables across the central city, there will be disruptions to access to and through the block on Flinders Lane between Queen Street and Market Street.
Interim upgrades for Mt Alexander Road
The two horror roundabouts on the important bike route along Mt Alexander Road in Essendon will get some interim improvements while planning work on longer-term upgrades continues.
NSW mulls e-bike incentives
Decades after first being introduced in Europe, the New South Wales Government is reportedly considering paying people to ride electric bicycles and scooters to work.