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Latest Weekly Digest

23 Feb 2020

With Council now officially in care-taker mode ahead of the March 28 election, we had a busy week on the campaign trail. We caught up with all three registered candidates for Lord Mayor, plus councillors and candidates for the wards of Tennyson, Walter Taylor, Paddington, Pullenvale, Moorooka, Morningside, McDowall and Doboy.

16 Feb 2020

Tuesday saw the last meeting of Brisbane City Council for the current 4-year term, but the messages from the current administration weren’t particularly inspiring. Wet weather caused potholes and cracks on roads and paths around the city, but some of the problems go deeper than a week of rainy weather. We attended information sessions on the North Brisbane Bikeway Stage 4, and discussed some of those things people say you can’t do by bike which you really can.

9 Feb 2020

Many of Brisbane’s bikepaths have been under water this week, but it hasn’t slowed us down. This week we met with candidates for Enoggera and Moorooka; attended Council meetings to hear about Victoria Park and some petition outcomes; and proposed an improved connection between the V1 Veloway and Gabba Bikeway.

2 Feb 2020

It was another busy week ensuring space for cycling is a hot topic for the March council elections. We caught up with candidates for Brisbane Central, Bracken Ridge, Paddington and The Gabba, representing Labor, LNP and the Greens. South Brisbane MP Jackie Trad MP made a surprising announcement about the Veloway while we campaigned for safety improvements further south, and Brisbane City Council dug in at Howard Smith Wharves.

26 Jan 2020

This week we met with council candidates for Walter Taylor, Holland Park, and Macgregor – representing The Greens, Labor, the LNP, and an Independent. We spoke with TMR about the future of the Veloway at Worrell St, and tested Queensland Rail’s new app for booking and accessing secure bike parking cages.

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