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Mike Ticher

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As seen in: The Guardian Australia, MSN Australia, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo, When Saturday Comes, Inkl
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The dream that grew into the GreenWay – a car-free corridor from Sydney Harbour to the Cooks River

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By Mike Ticher Verified
| Inkl
“I was exploring around Parramatta Road and I thought, if you could get under here, and link up another bit of path, and join a few other bits together, you could link Cooks River to Iron Cove,” he says. He discussed his ideas with the men by the canal, and that meeting helped nudge him into action.
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What the budget means for your generation - gen z, millennial, gen X or boomer

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By Eelemarni Close-Brown, Hannah Parkes, Patrick Keneally Verified, Mike Ticher Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Australia federal budget 2025: the impact by generation. L-R: Eelemarni Close-Brown for generation Z, Mike Ticher for baby boomers, Patrick Keneally for generation X and Hannah Parkes for millennials. Australia federal budget 2025: the impact by generation. L-R: Eelemarni Close-Brown for generation Z, Mike Ticher for baby boomers, Patrick Keneally for generation X and Hannah Parkes for millennials.
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Sydney cycling: has the city that 'hates bikes' finally turned the corner?

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By Mike Ticher Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
© Provided by The Guardian The Sydney lord mayor, Clover Moore, and NSW transport minister, Andrew Constance, after announcing the new pop-up cycleways in May. Photograph: James Gourley/AAP When the officials charged with making cycling safer and more accessible in Sydney meet their international counterparts, they can expect to be greeted with a mixture of incredulity and sympathy.
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