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The new path parallels Lomandra Drive, but is incomplete

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Latest Weekly Digest

5 April 2020

This week we celebrated a new bikeway at Brisbane Airport, and the official opening of North Brisbane Bikeway stages 2 and 3. People were out and about on paths all over the city, just as the counter on the Bicentennial Bikeway arose from a long summer sleep. We got a preview of the Indooroopilly Riverwalk, and provided an advocacy update on the Albion Exchange development.

29 March 2020

On a strange election day, Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has been returned to office with many of his colleagues, but there are still a few wards where the results won’t be known for some time. Meanwhile, as we all lock down and stay close to home, it’s a good time to reflect on how we’d like our city to be going forward: let’s prioritise people ahead of cars to help cope with the current public health crisis, and keep that up for a healthier, happier future!

22 March 2020

It has been a difficult week for everyone, and a lot has changed rapidly. This week we caught up with council candidates for Walter Taylor, The Gap, Coorparoo and Hamilton. Our Tuesday Slow Rolls are on hold for the moment; we hope to ride with you again soon in happier times. Keep positive, keep healthy, and don’t forget to vote bike!

15 March 2020

A fun and inspiring evening at the Brisbane Bicycle Film Festival and cargo bike expo topped off a busy week. Wet weather didn’t stop us campaigning; we got council candidates on bikes all across the city: Enoggera, Morningside, Moorooka, Paddington, Jamboree, Central, and Deagon Wards. Plus, we received support for 30kph neighbourhood streets from the Lord Mayoral candidate from the Animal Justice Party.

8 March 2020

This week we caught up with candidates for Chandler, Central, and Jamboree. In The Gabba Ward we spent time at the Davies Park Markets promoting the cargo bike expo and film festival (don’t forget your tickets!), attended a candidates forum, and reviewed the Woolloongabba Bikeway in the second part of our look at the outcomes from the Better Bikeways for Brisbane program.

Commuter routes to the CBD

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