Author Archives: WATAG

Active Transport helps lock-down recovery

Posted on August 20, 2020

This webinar run by @bicycle_network & @VicHealth on 12th August was inspirational. We hope all Victorian Government Ministers, @DanielAndrewsMP @JacintaAllanMP and all local Councillors in metro Melbourne take the time to review it. #activetravel #activetransport #activemobility #transportation #mobility #walking #bicycle … Continue reading →

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Latest Active Transport News

Posted on August 6, 2020

Active Whitehorse News – July/August 2020 Its hard to make progress Sometimes it feels as if advocating for better Active Transport infrastructure and Smart Street city design is very hard – like peddling a square wheel!But when small things happen which … Continue reading →

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Have YOUR say

Posted on July 16, 2020

The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) – Melbourne Click here (or the map) for LOTS of information Then have your say. How will it affect you? How will it affect the urban areas it connects? What do you like/dislike about it? … Continue reading →

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Nature is a great healer

Posted on July 7, 2020

Sarah Allely was featured on ABC Life Matters recently. On Linked In, Jen Thompson said: A great read that reminds us why bike helmets do matter and we should wear them – and that nature is a great healer. WATAG … Continue reading →

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Box Hill – what’s coming!

Posted on June 28, 2020

Whatever is coming in Box Hill…it’s certain to be coming UP! Vicinity proposes $2b Box Hill redevelopment – including suburb’s tallest tower “Vicinity Centres has unveiled plans and lodged the first permit applications for a $2 billion mixed-use redevelopment of … Continue reading →

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