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Category Archive: Walks

A People’s Map: WalkConnex and BikeConnex

WalkConnex and BikeConnex
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“If Sydney would up its game on streets and put the pedestrian experience at the top of the […]

David M Levinson March 8, 2023 Cycling, Networks, Planning, Sydney, Walks

Better Transport for Sydney

Darling Harbour
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We asked our Twitter readership what they would do to make transport in Sydney better. Below we synthesise […]

David M Levinson June 30, 2022 30please, Cycling, Futurism, Public Transport, Sydney, Tactical Urbanism, Traffic Signals, Walks

Sydney Walking Tracks

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This map (click link for Zoomable Google Map) may of interest to anyone looking for a long walk. […]

David M Levinson January 23, 2022 Walks

Rambling on a Sunday

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As it was hot last Sunday, family and friends chose another hike around water; this time it included […]

Regina Haertsch September 4, 2020 Sydney, Walks

Sunday Ambling

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Walking is entertaining when you go and do it. Sundays, freedays, are perfect for family and friends to […]

Regina Haertsch August 28, 2020 Sydney, Walks

Wolli Creek, the Cooks River, and the case of the missing bridges

Wolli Creek, No Pedestrian Crossing
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Working from home in Wolli Creek, an intensively redeveloped suburb where 97% of residents also live in apartments, […]

Josephine Roper April 8, 2020 bridge, Sydney, Walks, Wolli Creek

Why Australian road rules should be rewritten to put walking first

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Published in The Conversation, reposted here: You are walking east on a footpath and come to an unmarked […]

David M Levinson December 21, 2019 Road Rules, Sydney, Walks

Inaugural Great West Walk Wianamatta Regional Park

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The Great West Walk, a 65km section of Sydney’s walking network linking Parramatta and Penrith, is being launched […]

David M Levinson September 30, 2019 Sydney, Walks

Pedestrians are Fine, Don’t Fine Pedestrians

Pedestrian crossing in Artarmon, reminding pedestrians to look at the ground at message asking if they are distracted, rather than the environment around them.
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The Sydney Morning Herald presents an opinion that It’s futile and yet police persist in fining jaywalkers. This is […]

David M Levinson April 24, 2019 Sydney, Traffic Signals, Walks

Walking from West to the City Centre in Sydney

Glebe foreshore
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If walking is to regain precedence as a viable and enjoyable way of getting about in Sydney, authorities […]

David Haertsch April 9, 2019 Darling Harbour, Glebe, Pyrmont, Sydney, Walks

South of Bondi Beach – Part 2

Notts Ave, Bondi
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Doing nothing is easier than making constructive change. So credit must be given to Waverley Council for taking […]

Owen April 2, 2019 Bondi, Sydney, Walks

Pedestrian crossing

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Do you think that there is something wrong with this picture? For me, a potential collision is imminent. […]

Regina Haertsch March 11, 2019 Crosswalks, Safety, Sydney, Walks

The Pits of Communication

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Reporting issues is a quick and easy way to help your local council look after the community.

Yvonne December 11, 2018 Footpaths and Sidewalks, Movement and Places, Safety, Sydney, Technology, Walks

South of Bondi Beach

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Sydney is fortunate to have some amazing drawcard venues for tourists, that are also much appreciated by the […]

Owen December 6, 2018 Bondi, Sydney, Walks

Walking to the hospital

Marcel Crescent with Blacktown Hospital in the background
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Hospitals, in addition to providing health care to patients, employ a sizeable workforce, may have numerous students particularly […]

Liz Kristensen December 3, 2018 Blacktown, Hospital Access, Public Transport, Sydney, Walks

Map Monday: Isochrones and the Thirty-Minute City

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Travel Time Platform is a website that lets users draw Isochrones, areas which can be reached in a […]

David M Levinson November 26, 2018 Maps, Public Transport, Sydney, Walks

My favourite local walk

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I am fortunate to live in a beautiful part of suburban Sydney, where I can walk out my […]

Liz Kristensen November 6, 2018 Walks
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