A new shared path has opened in Regentville, New South Wales, making it easier for riders to reach the Nepean River.
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Work resumes on Townsville corridor
Work has recommenced on a major active transport upgrade to Hugh and Gulliver streets, one of Townsville's busiest cycling corridors.
Marine Parade bike lane feedback
A survey has found that the majority of respondents who regularly ride Marine Parade say the removal of the protected bike lanes along the route have made it feel less safe.
Riding on the sheep’s back
Long before Lycra, GPS computers and carbon fibre, Australia's shearers were racking up thousands of miles each year on bikes, pedalling across dusty outback tracks, through mud and across dry red dirt, all in the search for work.
Plenty River Trail upgrade underway
The Plenty River Trail is currently undergoing an upgrade, with the construction of a new 3m-wide shared user path.
New route proposed for Ivanhoe
A desperately needed bike route through to Ivanhoe and beyond is under consideration by Banyule City.
New Bicycle Network Victorian office
An era has come to an end, with the Victorian office of Bicycle Network moving from Melbourne CBD to Abbotsford.
NSW police seize and destroy 35 e-bikes
Over the past 10 months, officers from the Tweed/Byron Police District have engaged with hundreds of e-bike riders as part of Operation Cyclesafe and Operation E-Voltage.
Changed detours in Bundoora and Greensborough
As works to join the M80 Ring Road to the North East Link project continue, there will be further temporary detour arrangements to the M80 Trail and Greenborough By-pass Path.
Strategic Cycling Corridors campaign update
The campaign for 5% of the Victorian transport budget to provide a dedicated funding stream for Strategic Cycling Corridors has been keeping everyone busy!