Anna Johnston from Streets People Love Hobart speaks at the Collins Street bike lane meeting, calling for safer, more inclusive streets. She highlights the need for active transport, sustainable city design, and community-led change.
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Fast forward nearly 50 years and a few local businesses are worried that reducing on-street parking in Collins Street to accommodate a bike lane will be detrimental to their business while ignoring all the evidence that suggests otherwise...
Lauren wrote in to our Instagram and shared a story of her journey in to riding a bike for transport. I live in Kingston and only started riding about a year ago when I bit the bullet and bought an e-bike – now it’s my main form of transport for
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Your vote is needed at the public meeting attempting to remove bike lanes. Tuesday 25th March. Get your ticket, attend and vote.
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Bruce Levett, a Hobart resident and public health advocate, has led Health Consumers Tasmania and serves on the Tasmanian Council of Social Service board. He urges a shift from car parking debates to urban planning that promotes active transport, healthier communities, and thriving local businesses.
We need a bunch of volunteers to give us 1 - 2 hours of your time before work (7-9am or part of) on Tuesday 4th March to give Hobart's friendly active transport commuters a wave and a sticker! If you haven't already earned yourself a Streets
RACT’s vision aligns with sustainable streets, promoting public transport, cycling, and reduced car dependency for a better Hobart future.
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🍔 Drop in for a Burger and a Chat! 🍔 We’re firing up the grill and inviting you to join us for a relaxed afternoon of good food and great conversations! This is your chance to: 🌟 Meet the organisers behind Streets People Love - Hobart 🌟 Hear about our journey, recent projects,
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We’re thrilled to announce that Streets People Love Hobart stickers are now available! These vibrant, fun stickers are the perfect way to show your support for creating safer, more sustainable streets in Hobart. You can find our stickers at these fantastic local spots: * Next Door Coffee - 149A Collins
