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A coffee stop at Sawtell where Peter (right) met members of Dorrigo Urunga Bellingen BUG (DUBBUG) and Coffs BUG (Image: Bicycle NSW)
Bicycle NSW CEO Peter McLean has recently spent a very busy week traversing the New England and Mid North Coast Read more
Some of the state’s councillors at the Local Government Conference in Tamworth, November 2024. Many were brand new to the job of representing their communities and full of enthusiasm! (Image: Jess Whittaker)
Right NOW is a great time to get involved in local government advocacy!  Across New South Wales, our recently elected Read more
Current NCM members at a recent event
Advocacy by Bicycle User Groups is incredibly important to getting good outcomes for bike riders. BUG members have deep local Read more
Blue bicycle packed with saddle bags
Europe is an exciting continent for a cycling adventure, filled with breathtaking landscapes, diverse cultures, and unforgettable experiences. To ensure Read more
The Bicycle NSW tour of some of Melbourne’s best bike paths provided far too many insights for one article. This Read more
Willoughby councillor Michelle Chuang
First up, huge thanks to all of our Bicycle User Group volunteers who have made the Bicycle NSW Council Election Read more
A very Melbourne intersection
Bicycle NSW recently visited Melbourne for a long weekend and cycled far and wide across the city. It was fascinating Read more
The Mascot Out and Back group ride on Saturday 14th September
Sydney experienced a cold winter and many of Bicycle User Group Bike North’s 500 members put their bikes away for Read more
A concept for a separated cycleway connecting the southern end of the Harbour Bridge cycleway with Kent Street
The northern access ramp for the Sydney Harbour Bridge cycleway is finally on site! It has taken four decades of Read more
Why ride to work?
(M) Rating: This article contains material for mature audiences! Better to ask, why wouldn’t you? Momentum Magazine ran an article Read more
The Lord Mayor donned a hard hat
The local government election results are coming in thick and fast. And all indicators show strong community support for walking, Read more
Country scenery
Some fabulous new active transport links are ready to explore in Lake Macquarie. These paths augment Lake Macquarie’s extensive network Read more
Volttrader banner image
Bicycle NSW is excited to announce a new partnership with Matthew Gherardi of Volttrader, welcoming him as one of our Read more
An artist’s impression of the new Mitchell Road intersection
Bicycle NSW recently learned that an important cycleway connection, part of the exciting Sydney Park Junction project, has been quietly Read more
The Peterson family
The Bicycle NSW council election campaign has been underway for 2 months. The aim to introduce Bicycle NSW and our Read more
Wagga tops 2024 City Ratings
The 2024 City Ratings have been published for New South Wales. And the results show regional cities leaping ahead of Read more
Our very own #CouncillorForActiveTransport
Not everyone knows this….  But Bicycle NSW CEO Peter McLean is an independent councillor for Camden Council’s Central Ward. It’s Read more
Why are people calling for 30km/h?
In July 2024, the City of Sydney announced that speed limits on all city streets would be reduced to a Read more
Geoff Hudson, a Greens candidate for Albury City Council, was quick to take the Bicycle NSW pledge to be a #CouncillorForActiveTransport.
Stereotypes dictate that only inner-city greenies and middle-aged men in Lycra care about cycling. But the Bicycle NSW council election Read more
Share bike lessons from Taiwan
Bike share schemes have become a key component of transport systems in many cities around the world over the last Read more
Zetland Avenue and Geddes Avenue connect people and places in the new town centre
Zetland Avenue and Geddes Avenue are new tree-lined boulevards in Green Square, the much-praised regeneration area 3km south of Sydney’s city centre. Read more