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The social rides are gaining a festive flavour in coming weeks with a ride and lunch planned for Hobart on 7 December and the TBUG Wednesday morning riders looking towards lunch on 10 December. The volunteer-run social rides are free to join and are organised for members and non-members alike.
Tassie Bike News Bites
Hobart anniversary film night, cycling businesses scoop tourism awards, new Launceston Better Streets group and a plea for a tandem bike feature this edition.
Get NSW Active grants available
The New South Wales Government has announced a new round of active transport grants available for the 2026–2027 financial year.
Oxford Street East cycleway one step closer
The New South Wales Government has released renders showing the completion of the eastern Oxford Street cycle path.
Monster utes take tech test
A safety investigation of the big utes that haunt our roads has found that advanced crash avoidance technologies might help in reducing the menacing threat they pose to bike riders and pedestrians.
Macorna Street Bridge detour
The Macorna Street Bridge over M80 Ring Road will close soon while works are underway to build a new wider replacement bridge between Watsonia North and Bundoora.
Bikes beware – service lanes opening on Footscray Road
The empty outbound service lanes on Footscray Road that riders have been sneaking on to will open to motor traffic this week.
New infrastructure strategy boosts bike corridors
Infrastructure Victoria, the state's independent advisory body on infrastructure development, has launched a powerful new case for the extension and upgrade of the cycling networks across Melbourne and regional cities.
Beaumaris–Scamander plan opts for paths
Break O’Day Council has released a draft structure plan for Beaumaris and Scamander guided by initial consultation that found better walking and cycling paths were high on the community’s wish-list.
Next stage of West Tamar path on the way
The government has released designs for a new shared path along the West Tamar Highway, extending from Tailrace Park to the Windsor Community Precinct.

