BQ Advocacy Update July 18, 2025
The past few months have been a hive of activity in the BQ office. The big news earlier this year was that the Queensland Gov...
Dr Ben Beck, from the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University, led the important call from health and transport experts. He expressed his concerns for safety, as our paths and cycleways are inadequate to handle the physical activity requirement during COVID-19.
The Australian Government recognised the importance of remaining physically active during the pandemic, listing exercise as one of four essential activities. As a result, many Australians have been getting active across the country by walking and cycling.Whilst this is positive, many areas lack sufficient space required to maintain critical physical separation.
Bicycle Queensland CEO, Rebecca Randazzo and Dr Beck collaborated on this letter, calling on decision makers to take urgent steps to provide more space for walking and cycling during and after the pandemic. The letter was sent to all State and Territory Transport Ministers and co-signed by over 100 Australian experts and Bicycle Queensland.
The past few months have been a hive of activity in the BQ office. The big news earlier this year was that the Queensland Gov...
Bicycle Queensland are recruiting for a new Chief Executive Officer. This is the chance for the right person to </str...
Bicycle Queensland’s Interim CEO Liana Heath recently spoke to the ABC, talking to Cathie Schnitzerling on the 612 ABC Bris...
The dust has settled on the 2025 Y2W (Yarraman to Wulkuraka) ride, and Bicycle Queensland is thrilled with how the three-day ...