Safer, Greener, More Liveable Streets – Your Council Needs to Hear from You
Every NSW council is reviewing its Community Strategic Plan — this is your chance to shape the future of your neighbourhood. Speak up for safer, greener, more liveable streets by sending a quick email to your council. We’ve made it easy.
Streets Ahead: how our election campaign put walking and cycling on the federal agenda
Better Streets' 2025 federal election campaign garnered support from 240 candidates and over 100 organizations, advocating for a $400 million annual investment in active transport.
This movement underscores Australia's growing commitment to safer, more sustainable streets for all.
East Meets West: A Sydneysider’s Journey Through Perth’s Pedestrian Paradise
A Sydneysider’s take on walking, cycling, and scooting through Perth’s people-friendly streets.
Discover how Western Australia is leading the way in active transport, urban design, and better streets for all.
Insights from Roxy, CEO of Camcycle
Discover how Camcycle's strategic advocacy transformed Cambridge into a cycling haven.
Roxy shares actionable insights on building community power and creating better streets.
Better Streets Calls for a Fairer, Safer Road System in NSW
Better Streets has submitted a response to the NSW Roads Act review, pushing for safer, people-friendly streets. We’re advocating for clear laws, accountability, and a shift to active transport.
Better Streets are Coming to Regional NSW - Now It’s Bathurst’s Turn!
It’s an exciting time for better streets in many towns in regional NSW - now, with funding from Transport for NSW’s ‘Get NSW Active’ program to create a new active transport strategy, it looks like Bathurst could get a chance at better streets, too.
Lewisham Better Streets
Local group, Lewisham Better Streets, is improving walking amenity and has now put a Lewisham Town Centre Upgrade on council’s agenda for this year.
Northern Beaches’ first walk and ride for Better Streets
Congratulations to Better Streets Northern Beaches for organising the Walk, Ride, and Scoot event last month. The event was to gather support from the community and to highlight the need for safer streets for children.