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Nipaluna's Need for Public Transport
Forced car ownership, high emissions, and traffic jams—Hobart’s car-first design isn’t working. Better public transport is the key to a fairer, greener city.
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Tasmania's 20-Year Preventive Health Strategy
SPLH wrote a submission for Tasmania's 20-Year Preventive Health Strategy, but what has preventive health got to do with our built environment?
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Collins Street Bike Lanes Public Meeting Speech by Anna Johnston
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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Research shows active transport including cycle lanes is good for our health and wellbeing and good for business
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...
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Our streets need you!
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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Lift our vision from car parking to become an inclusive, active, heathy and thriving community
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.
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Councillor Ryan Posselt's Talking Points on Collins St. Discourse
Hobart City Councillor, Paramedic and Cycling South Chair - Ryan Posselt - provides his thoughts on Collins Street. It’s a new year, and it hasn’t taken long for bike lanes to appear in public discourse, kicking off in the third week of January with conservative politicians questioning their
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Media Attention
Streets People Love Hobart Featured in The Mercury We’re thrilled to share that Rob Inglis, a reporter from The Mercury, recently reached out to interview us about Streets People Love Hobart! It was a fantastic opportunity to discuss our mission, our vision for Hobart’s streets, and the importance
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Hobart Barbeque Meetup
🍔 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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Collins Street Community Ride
On a crisp winter morning by the Hobart Rivulet, a simple idea turned into something extraordinary. Bikes of every kind gathered, laughter and bells filled the air, and for a moment, we felt the streets come alive—safe, welcoming, and shared by all.