Bicycle Network this week said farewell for the time being to its tireless Tasmania Adviser, Garry Bailey, who has accepted a position as Chair of RSAC.
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Sydney plan promising for bikes
The plan to focus Sydney into three distinct centres offers great potential for bike riding to play a greater role in the transport system
More proof that life’s better on a bike
It may have taken 2000 kilometres of riding but the effort was worth the reward. You just had to see the smiles on the faces of sisters Audrey and Barbara Hill.
It’s not too late to join the ebike ride
There is still an opportunity to join Tasmania’s first multi-day ebike ride.
Tasmania state election pitch to the parties
With a Tasmania state election due by March 2018, Bicycle Network has made submissions to the Liberal government, the Labor Party and the Greens.
Dooring drivers locked up
In car technology has taken another small step towards tackling the big problem of drivers dooring bike riders.
Councils and oBike sign agreement
Melbourne’s inner councils have struck a memorandum of understanding with operators of dockless bike share scheme, oBike.
Metro Tunnel works in Parkville
The Parkville precinct will see numerous roadside worksites in the next few months as Melbourne Metro Tunnel work ramps up.
Bicycle and accessory recalls
Bicycle and accessory recalls happen when products are found to be faulty or don't comply with local standards. Current recall information is on this page.
RACV bike research highlights potential
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) bike research has found that with a little bit of help we can get more people riding.