Women’s Ride4Justice: Reclaiming darkly bike paths on UN International Day of Forests

March is a busy month! Around the world, March is known as ‘Women’s Month’. The last few posts have shared some events that celebrate female achievements and raise awareness for women, gender and social justice issues, such as Women’s History Month (Royal Australia Historical Society, Dr Katie Phillips (USA) and Dr Kat Jungnickel (UK) as …

#Bikes_CISTA #50: John, Diesel, Roxy & Bike

There are many reasons why I love where I’m currently living and riding. I live on Narlang Quandamooka land which is Morton Bayside 25 km out of Brisbane (AUST).  In my neighbourhood, we have fantastic bayside foreshore pathways, heritage-listed Mangrove reserves, native bushland and swathes of green parklands. The natural environment was a definitive reason …

@CyclingBrisbane Instagram Takeover

@CyclingBrisbane Instagram Takeover This week I have been invited to take over Cycling Brisbane’s Instagram account. This is an ongoing initiative that gives an individual or organisation the opportunity to control the Cycling Brisbane (@cyclingbrisbane) Instagram account for 7 days. This is a great way to showcase community members and local biking groups various interests, …

Holi Festival of Colours on two wheels

What is Holi Festival? Last weekend was Holi Festival. Holi Festival is one of the most anticipated and celebrated Hindu festivals. It is also called the Festival of Colour of the Festival of Love. This uber-participatory event traditionally celebrates unity and forgiveness. The spreading of colours represents new beginnings, and overcoming hatred and jealousy. The …