National Active Transport Fund opens for new projects
Queensland councils have another opportunity to secure funding for safer bike riding and walking infrastructure, with the Fed...
Bicycle Queensland’s Fortitude Valley Precinct Submission
Bicycle Queensland recently made a submission for the Fortitude Valley Sustainable Growth Precinct Plan. The submission asks for five things:
- A safe route to go from the hospital precinct to New Farm for riders, and from Breakfast Creek through to the city centre. Routes are on the Principle Cycle Network Plan – but nothing has been built.
- New developments should contribute to works that will deliver the safe cycling infrastructure.
- Better end of trip facilities in any new apartment or office complex built in the area.
- Less parking priority to stop flooding dense inner city areas with private vehicles.
- Get a public park built from the funds so far collected.
Queensland mountain bike trails receive major funding boost
Bicycle Queensland has welcomed three significant funding announcements for mountain bike trail networks across the state, hi...
BQ Bike Park proves fans are ready to ride to the Gabba
Bicycle Queensland\'s first free Bike Park at the Gabba has successfully demonstrated that secure bike parking can become part...
BQ’s Party in Pomona
Bicycle Queensland’s first major gravel and adventure weekend of 2026 proved that riders are hungry for challenging routes,...