Local government
Construction is set to begin on the long-awaited Bondi Junction cycleway, but more funding is needed.
Plenty Road bike lanes roll out
Work is starting soon on a major upgrade of Plenty Road that will improve the off-road path as well as providing space for roadies on the arterial itself.
That’s not a Smurf, it’s a Super commuter counter
Australia’s streets will be awash with blue-shirted bicycle counters this Tuesday when almost 1,000 volunteers lead the Super Tuesday commuter count.
More Yarra Trail delays
The evolving Swan St Bridge project is introducing further changes to detour arrangements for riders on the Main Yarra Trail.
Wagga Wagga set to ride
People in Wagga Wagga are set to benefit from 45 kilmotres of new bike trails before the end of 2019 thanks to funding from the NSW Government.
Ballarat: backward or forward for bikes?
Although the Premier preemptively killed off plans for one of Ballarat’s strategic cycling corridors, there is a strong chance it will be resurrected.
Recommendation to delay Battery Point path build
The Hobart City Council has removed funding for the Battery Point pathway from its 10 year capital works plan.
New recruit keeping Darwin bike plan on track
The City of Darwin have given their bike plan a boost with the recruitment of a new Darwin Bike Plan Officer, Heather Docker.
WA campaign off the pace
The Government of Western Australia has demonstrated inability to keep pace with the times in its new ‘Speeding slows you down’ campaign released this week.
New era signalled for Glen Eira riders
Bike riders in the middle suburbs of Melbourne’s south-east could gain the improved riding environment they have long deserved via Glen Eira council.

