Find out what’s happening to streets and transport in Nipaluna / Hobart.
Our Latest Posts
- Augusta Road Bike Lanes
City of Hobart is in the process of designing bike lanes for Augusta Road in Lenah Valley. Here’s what could be built within a year or two. - Montrose Foreshore Intersection Upgrade
New traffic lights are planned for the Brooker Highway at the Montrose foreshore in Hobart’s north. A cheap choice done badly? - Bus rapid transit in Hobart
Is bus rapid transit the future of public transport in Hobart? Here’s what the state government has told us so far. - Half Price Fares on Tasmanian Public Transport
Fares halved on all public buses and ferries in Tasmania until 30 June 2025. - Smart Ticketing & Contactless Payments on Tasmanian Public Transport
Tasmanian public transport is getting smart ticketing including contactless payments with mobile phones & credit cards.
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Consultations
Have your say on council & state government projects currently open for feedback:
- Little Howrah Beach Master Plan — better public & active transport connections to the proposed ferry terminal — closes 25 February 2025
- Hobart Urban Tree Strategy — making Hobart a greener, healthier and more beautiful city — closes 28 February 2025
- Kingborough Integrated Transport Strategy — an updated strategy for how Kingborough will achieve a safe, efficient, sustainable & accessible transport system supporting all travel modes over the longer term — closes 5 March 2025
- Clarence Cycling Strategy — guiding principles for further development of an integrated & accessible cycling network in Clarence — closes 14 March 2025
Get Involved
Here’s our guide to helping advocate for better streets and transport in Hobart.
Campaigns
Let us know about your campaigns & petitions.
Public Transport
What’s the latest for our buses and ferries?
City of Clarence
What’s up on the eastern shore?
State Government
What’s the state government doing for our streets and transport?
Kingborough Council
What’s going on down Kingston way?
Glenorchy City Council
What’s on the cards up north?
