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Streets and People

Get Around Caboolture

Streets & People explores how people in Queensland and around the world get around, especially those who don’t drive. * People & Projects episodes bring together experts, advocates, and community leaders to discuss trends in active and public transport. * Not Everyone Drives episodes share the personal stories of those navigating car-dependent towns without a car. * Road Rules 360 with John Burrill steps through Queensland’s road rules and legal cases, focusing on those walking, cycling,

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S2E9 P&P Peter Spearritt. Who Benefits When Cities...

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2025/03/21

Freeways keep growing, but where does that leave you if you don’t drive? In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Emeritus Professor Peter from the University of Queensland explores how Southeast Queensland’s urban sprawl and road-heavy planning have shaped the way you move. He shares childhood memories of walkable neighbourhoods, unpacks the decades-long grip of the roads lobby, and looks at how political choices keep cars in control.You’ll hear about shrinking green

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S2E8 P&P Matt Burke on the True Cost of Car-Centric...

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2025/03/14

Why do so many Australians feel trapped by car dependency? Our transport system was meant to give us freedom, yet oversized vehicles, unsafe streets, and poor public transport leave many with few real choices. In this People and Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, former transport academic Prof Matt Burke shares how childhood frustration and personal loss led him to rethink how cities move.Matt unpacks the hidden costs of car-dominated suburbs - the toll on public health, the

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S2E7 P&P Alice Woodruff: Walking, Riding, and...

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2025/03/07

Getting to school should be simple, safe, and something Your family can enjoy. But too often, traffic chaos, unsafe streets, and outdated habits get in the way.In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Wendy talks to Alice Woodruff about practical ways to make walking, riding, and public transport the best choice for families, schools, and workplaces. Alice shares how the RideScore program on the Sunshine Coast has used technology and community support to help more

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00:29:27

S2E6 P&P Sara Stace. Building streets that work: The...

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2025/02/28

Safer streets don’t happen by accident. Sara Stace has spent years working inside government and alongside communities to make walking, cycling, and public transport easier for you. From writing Australia’s National Active Transport Strategy to leading Better Streets, she knows what it takes to cut through red tape, bring people together, and make real changes to the places you move through every day.In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Sara shares practical ways

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00:31:40

S2E5 NED Tam. Trading Car Keys for Handlebars:...

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2025/02/21

In this Not Everyone Drives episode of The Streets and People Podcast, host Wendy sits down with Tam, a passionate advocate for active and public transport in Brisbane. Their conversation weaves through chance encounters at community events and Tam’s shift from recreational cycling to relying on a cargo bike for daily life with her children.Tam shares the rewards and challenges of navigating a city built for cars - where bike lanes vanish, footpaths fall short, and public transport often doesn’t

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00:27:56

S2E4 P&P Vanny Mwamba. Walking 62 Miles to Build...

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2025/02/14

What if the simplest path to connection, mental clarity and cultural understanding was right beneath your feet? For Vanny Mwamba, founder ofUrban Hikers, it started with a pair of shoes, a group of friends and the streets of Cincinnati. Originally from the Congo, Vanny has spent 21 years walking his way into a sense of belonging.In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Vanny Mwamba describes how Urban Hikers is more than a walking group. It’s a way to experience your

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S2E3 P&P Dr William Bird. Building Healthier...

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2025/02/07

Dr. William Bird, a GP and founder of Intelligent Health, shows us how our environment shapes our health. He highlights the stark health differences between wealthy and deprived areas and the role of community engagement in overcoming these challenges. With initiatives like Beat the Street, Dr. Bird reveals how simple community-driven activities can get people moving, build trust, and connect people to the natural world. He argues that public health isn't just a government issue – it's about

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00:31:37

S2E2 P&P James Laing: Making Cities Move with Active...

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2025/01/31

What if your childhood bike rides could shape an entire city? In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, cycle planner James Laing from Stantec reveals how those early rides inspired his mission to design streets where everyone feels welcome. James shares stories from London’s Healthy Streets initiative, where cycling superhighways proved that small, bold changes can ripple across a city. He recalls overcoming roadblocks like outdated traffic models and resistance to

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00:29:39

S2E1 P&P Peter Bourke – Cracking the Code on E-Bike...

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2025/01/24

When you hit the streets on your e-bike, how often do you think about the laws that keep you rolling safely? Peter Bourke, General Manager of Bicycle Industries Australia, brings years of expertise to unravel the tangled web of e-bike and helmet regulations across Australia.This People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast is your map through the maze, filled with surprising twists, sharp insights, and practical solutions. E-bikes are booming, but did you know that the laws

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00:27:53

S1E60 RR360 Road Rules. Language, Courts, Legislation...

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2024/12/13

In the final Streets and People podcast episode for 2024, in Road Rules 360, John Burrill and Wendy Nash reflect on their journey through road rules. They talk about the highs and lows of explaining the complexities of road regulations. A listener shared they enjoyed when John and Wendy disagreed, offering fresh perspectives. They also discuss a collision between a Hilux, a pedestrian and a cyclist and the importance of clearer road rule legislation.The episode highlights how wording in legal

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00:32:04

S1E59 P&P Ryan Foster. Bringing Joy to Seniors with...

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2024/11/29

How do you transform a senior’s world with the turn of a bike pedal? Ryan Foster shares his journey of launching Cycling Without Age in Brisbane. This international movement started in Denmark and now spans 46 countries, offering free trishaw rides to seniors and those with limited mobility. Ryan reveals the challenges of navigating floods and the pandemic to keep the wheels turning and the laughter flowing.Each ride isn’t just about fresh air. It’s about connection. Imagine a 92-year-old feeling

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S1E58 RR360 Cracking the Code - eScooter,...

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2024/11/22

Imagine this. You're gliding along a shared pathway on an e-scooter when a sudden jolt reminds you of the challenges on our streets. In this episode of Road Rules 360, Wendy Nash sits down withJohn Burrill, a former Transport and Main Roads official with 20 years of experience. Together, we unpack the history, complexities, and quirks of Queensland’s personal mobility device (PMD) legislation.Did you know the first laws for PMDs were designed for Segways? It took years of determined work to adapt

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S1E57 RR360 Listener question. Ryan asks Who has...

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2024/11/22

In this Road Rules 360 episode of the Streets and People podcast, Wendy Nash and John Burrill tackle a road rule question from Ryan, a listener. The issue? What happens when a cyclist and a car both move through an intersection. John brings his extensive expertise from years in transport and road rules to break down the key responsibilities for both drivers and cyclists in this situation. He makes the point that while drivers must be vigilant and check their surroundings especially when turning

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S1E56 P&P Jonathan English on Building Popular Bus...

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2024/11/14

Imagine if suburban buses became a go-to service, where seamless, frequent, and connected rides weren’t just an option but a game-changer. This week on The Streets and People podcast, Wendy sits down with Jonathan English, a transport expert from NYU’s Marin Institute of Urban Management, to talk about how suburban bus services can be built to stick - really stick - with riders, instead of falling into the “empty bus, poor service” trap so common in North America, Australia, New Zealand and the

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S1E55 P&P Marina Milosev shares how to design spaces...

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2024/11/08

How often do we talk about making spaces safe without truly asking what welcoming could look like? In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Marina Milosev challenges the status quo, sharing her insights into creating spaces where women and girls can feel seen, involved and empowered. As a landscape architect and urban planner in London, Marina’s work on the London Legacy Development Corporation's handbook plunges into an often-overlooked reality – urban spaces need to

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S1E54 P&P Tim Gill. Kids need freedom to thrive – or...

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2024/11/01

In this People and Projects episode of The Streets and People podcast, Wendy and Tim Gill look into the significant decline in children's freedom to roam outdoors over the past century.Imagine your childhood - a place where the world feels endless and the streets outside are calling. Now imagine today’s kids with their range cut to a fraction of what we knew. The space to roam is shrinking fast. In cities where streets are filled with traffic, children’s opportunities to explore and grow have

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S1E53 NED Becky shares her experiences disliking...

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2024/10/24

In this Not Everyone Drives episode of The Streets and People podcast, Wendy chats with Becky from Oxfordshire UK about the transition from 50kph to 30kph (30mph to 20mph) speed limits in villages and residential streets. They explore the effects on commuting, driving comfort and local congestion. The discussion also touches on the environmental benefits of slower speeds, challenges of rural driving and the lack of cycling infrastructure. Becky describes mixed reactions to the changes. The dialogue

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S1E52 P&P Ian Walker chats about motonormativity, how...

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2024/10/18

In this People and Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Wendy welcomes Prof Ian Walker, a psychology expert specialising in traffic, transport and sustainable behaviour. The discussion centres around the concept of 'motonormativity,' a term coined by Ian Walker to describe society's ingrained bias prioritising motoring over other forms of transport which leads to overlooking the harms associated with driving. The conversation explores Ian Walker's research, highlighting the social

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S1E51 P&P Richard Buning chats about shared...

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2024/10/11

This People & Projects episode on the Streets and People podcast with Wendy Nash and Richard Buning focuses on the role of micromobility solutions particularly e-scooters and e-bikes in urban tourism. Richard, a senior lecturer at the University of Queensland and lead of the UQ Micromobility Research Cluster, discusses the benefits of these technologies in expanding tourist mobility, reducing reliance on cars and enhancing the tourist experience. They explore the perception and reality of using

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S1E50 P&P Pete Finn, ScootMasters discusses electric...

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2024/09/27

In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Wendy interviews Pete Finn of Scootmasters. They discuss Pete's journey from being frustrated with high fuel costs to founding Scootmasters, a group dedicated to the legalisation and safety of electric scooters. Despite safety challenges, like fatalities due to misuse of scooters, Pete emphasises the importance of education and infrastructure. With nearly 5,000 members, Scootmasters has been pivotal in advocating for legal

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