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Brisbane Bicycle Film Night 2021

Latest Weekly Digest

24 Oct 2021

This week: Cycling’s contribution to the economy, final designs for the Breakfast Creek Green Bridge, plans for Dutton Park Station, news about the Frederick St bridge, and a petition against unsafe slip lanes in front of the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Things we hate: cars parking in bike lanes, driving on bikeways, and crashing into things. Des hates: cyclists, and Queensland.

17 Oct 2021

This week: improvements to the CityLink Cycleway are coming, but the news is not so good for the North Brisbane Bikeway at Bowen Hills. After discussing the perfect weather for cycling, we faced some less ideal conditions this week. Around the suburbs: updates on the Norman Creek Bikeway, SE Freeway Path, Archerfield Wetlands Path, Granard Road Cycleway, and a petition to widen the Cardross St Bridge at Yeerongpilly.

10 Oct 2021

This week: a cut counter, and tacks on the bikeway. Failures on Moggill Rd, Lytton Rd, Wynnum Rd, and Old Cleveland Rd. But is something happening at Brisbane Airport at last?? While the Queensland Government’s Climate Action Plan for Transport fails to mention bikes, residents in Highgate Hill demonstrate what local streets can be. Just south of Brisbane, we check out new connections at Slacks Creek.

3 Oct 2021

This week: reflections on a sombre 10 year anniversary. Highlights from the Australian Walking and Cycling Conference: safe streets to school, the case for 30kph, bike riding potential, pop-ups, and playful approaches. Around Brisbane, we check out repair stands, secure bike parking, the latest stage of the Hanlon Park transformation, and a ‘rectification’ at Howard Smith Wharves. Also: how to save the planet when Big Oil has deep pockets?

26 Sep 2021

This week: Brisbane Metro works present a few nasty surprises on Adelaide St; and we’re still waiting for the North Brisbane Bikeway to reopen at Bowen Hills. Trouble on the usual suspects in the east: Old Cleveland Rd, Wynnum Rd, and Lytton Rd. Things to look forward to: Hanlon Park, Stones Corner and secure bike parking at Cannon Hill Station. Sign the petition for family-friendly cycling on King Arthur Terrace.

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