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Past newsletters
- July 2026 – Yarra cancels share bikes
- July 2026 – Email your MP to support 5% for cycling
- June 2026 – Updates, our impact
- March 2026 – Elizabeth St works start next week
- December 2025 – Petition for 30 km/h in Richmond
- October 2025 – Memorial ride for Will Richter
- October 2025 – Building a safer Wellington Street
- September 2025 – Proposals for new open space
- August 2025 – Elizabeth St bike lanes
- August 2025 – Future of North Richmond
- July 2025 – Linear Parklands and Elizabeth Street
- May 2025 – Council Plan and Budget
- April 2025 – Update on Elizabeth Street
- April 2025 – Elizabeth Street bike lanes
- March 2025 – Sign the petition
- February 2025 – Yarra for Safe Streets
- January 2025 – protest ride
- December 2024 – Charlotte St Park cancelled
- November 2024 – Council Plan 2024-2029
- October 2024 – election special
- August 2024 #2
- August 2024
- July 2024 #2
- July 2024 – Annual Plan
- May 2024 #2 – expanded 30 km/h zone
- May 2024 – draft Annual Budget
- March 2024 – Transport Action Plan
- January 2024 – invite to book launch
- January 2024 – welcome to 2024
- December 2023 – year in review
- October 2023 – spooky Critical Mass
- September 2023 – draft Transport Action Plan
- August 2023 – suggestions for the upcoming Parking Strategy
- May 2023 – suggestions for the Annual Budget
- April 2023 – Elizabeth St bike lanes made permanent
- December 2022 – Cremorne Urban Design Framework and Budget 2023/24
- November 2022 – pocket parks and state election
- July 2022 – draft Transport Strategy to be adopted on 12th July
- June 2022 – hear from Adrian Webb from the Department of Transport
- April 2022 – New Zealand’s NZ$1 billion parking subsidy
- March 2022 #2 – draft Transport Strategy
- March 2022 – Abbots Yard replaces a car park
- December 2021 – Yarra’s CEO resigns
- September 2021 – Council Plan
- August 2021 – a proposal of preposterous audacity
- May 2021 – pedestrian crossings in Cremorne
- March 2021 – consensus statement that streets are for everyone
- February 2021 – Disability Resources Centre campaign
- January 2021 – Yarra’s vision for 2035
- December 2020 – looking forward to 2021
- November 2020 – council election results
- September 2020 – introducing Streets Alive Yarra