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Banyule locals (L-R) Heather Smith, Don Stokes and Mariella Di Fabio are concerned wildlife will be pushed out of the area without the promised underpass.

North East Link quietly scraps promised wildlife crossing, leaving kangaroos stranded

The road project was supposed to provide an underpass for kangaroos. Instead, it has built a rope bridge for possums.

  • Patrick Hatch
Ronster, pictured in his black helmet and red goggles, said the rideout was unintentional and happened organically.

Twelve or 16? Extent of age limit for e-bike riders under scrutiny

The state government is weighing up how old the age limit for e-bike riders should be in NSW as it moves to crack down on high-powered types.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
An interchange for the M7 motorway and the new M12 is nearing completion.

Secret plans for staged shake-up of Sydney motorway tolls revealed

As part of “Project Charlotte”, confidential documents show the state government plans to split a shake-up of pricing for Sydney’s toll roads into two stages.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
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New 40km/h speed limits were introduced in the Cairns CBD in 2019.

How a cheap fix to Queensland’s most dangerous 50km/h streets reduced crashes

The Cairns CBD was one of the most dangerous places to ride a bike or walk in Queensland – until this low-cost solution was rolled out.

  • Felicity Caldwell
Sydney tolls

‘Blatantly improper’: Minister under fire over toll reform by electorate

A trove of emails reveals John Graham’s office demanded bureaucrats model the effect of a toll shake-up on Sydney’s motorways across state seats.

  • Matt O'Sullivan
Caboolture resident Dayne Howard, a medicinal cannabis user, recently lost his driver’s license after testing positive to THC in a roadside drug test.

‘Pick between driving or treating yourself’: Calls for change to zero-tolerance laws

In some states, medicinal cannabis users who return positive roadside drug tests are allowed a medical defence. It’s a different story in Queensland.

  • Courtney Kruk
Some Brisbane roads slowed to less than 25km/h in peak times in December 2025.

On these Brisbane roads, riding a scooter would be faster than driving

When peak hour hits, these Brisbane roads grind to a crawl. See how your commute has changed since 2019.

  • Felicity Caldwell