Queensland
New data from the Victorian Government seems to show that drivers have identified and memorised the locations of fixed position speed and red light cameras near where they live, making sure they drive more slowly and carefully close to home.
Veloway hits halfway mark
The elevated Veloway from Footscray to the city has hit the half-way mark with a long continuous stretch of the path now connected.
Bicycle Network’s AI-powered transport surveys go international
Bicycle Network has partnered with Auckland Transport to take Artificial Intelligence Road Surveys (AIRS) international, across the ditch to New Zealand.
5 reasons an e-bike could be your gateway to good health
E-bikes are growing in popularity as more Australians leave their cars and home and opt for a more sustainable and affordable mode of travel. But do you know what else is a huge motivating factor? Health.
Separated bike lane stretches out in Perth
The finishing touches have been applied to a new bike lane in Perth, providing riders with a relaxing new journey to the local shops, restaurants and urban amenities.
Go time on the Great Southern Rail Trail
As Victoria’s second-longest rail trail spanning the many farmlands, forests and townships across Gippsland, the complete Great Southern Rail Trail is an achievement well worth celebrating.
Mortlake to share the Great Vic experience
Nine students from Mortlake College in Western Victoria are honing their skills and planning their training for this year's Great Vic Bike Ride, thanks to the generous donations made to our Great Vic Schools Support Fund.
North Sydney bike route clears important hurdle
An important Sydney bike route has cleared a major hurdle, as the local council ticks off designs for a separated cycleway stretching through the inner north.
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The fix is in for crook knees: exercise
There has been a major change in the medical profession’s approach to treating one of Australia’s most widespread and debilitating diseases: less surgery and more exercise.