WalkSydney, the peak body dedicated to promoting more pedestrian-friendly streets in Greater Sydney, is proud to introduce its […]
Author: Lena Huda
WalkSydney is a community group working to make it easier, safer, and more pleasant to walk in Greater […]
Item 9 – Draft City Access Strategy and Action Plan, Continuing the vision, proposed amendment to ACTION15 – […]
WalkSydney recognises the urgent need for the government’s recently announced Strategic Infrastructure Review. This Review offers the opportunity […]
WalkSydney has joined the newly formed Better Streets coalition. Better Streets is a coalition of planners, advocates, and […]
WalkSydney is sad to understand that the speed limit in the Liverpool CBD will be increased from 30km/h […]
There is a perception that Australia is a great country for children to grow up in. While certainly, […]
Local Government Elections take place on 4th December 2021. Local Government plays a crucial role to improve walkability […]
On Saturday, the 28th August we held our Annual General Meeting, and we welcome the new WalkSydney committee […]
WalkSydney is a community group working to make it easier, safer, and more pleasant to walk in Greater […]
The review of traffic in Bulli and Thirroul by TfNSW is open for feedback until July 30th. WalkSydney […]
WalkSydney is joining the United Nations #Love30 campaign because 30km/h saves lives and improves liveability! We are calling […]
Pedestrians and cyclists run a high risk of being killed by cars. These groups are also the least […]
Local organisations in Wollongong have partnered to support a budget proposal for an active travel intervention. WalkSydney supports […]
In my recent article “Why drivers will thank you for 30km/h” , I argued that current road rules […]
30Please.org campaigns to align the speed limit in residential areas in Australia with global best practice: 30 km/h speed […]
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