Fyi - Popped up in my Google alerts.
Design and Construction of Anzac Station, Melbourne Metro Tunnel Project
https://austroads.gov.au/publications/bridges/abc2025-047-25
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Fyi - Popped up in my Google alerts.
Design and Construction of Anzac Station, Melbourne Metro Tunnel Project
https://austroads.gov.au/publications/bridges/abc2025-047-25
“Walking on this Sydney street felt like a ‘traffic sewer’. Not any more”
NEW: A new campaign to make social media companies' algorithmic feeds opt-in (instead of default) has caught attention of senior Albanese government members
I spoke with founder Chanel Contos about why she's gone from campaigning on consent education to tech policy.
We put up a big post about Hint Line ‘93, the game we made for the ACMI museum!

Early 2025, ACMI, the Australian museum of screen culture, put out a call for comissions for Game Worlds. They wanted to commission microgames from Australian developers, and the brief was deliberately open: make something playable for a museum context, 5-10 minutes of experience, ready in two months. The games were to feature compelling world-building, interesting relationships between player and maker, be easily understood by a wide variety of visitors in terms of game design, playability and mechanics, and be a playful, and thoughtful response to the context of ACMI as a museum of screen culture.
Super exciting to present at #EverythingOpen today with Rebecca Barber from ANU! Also what an awesome day for #GLAM sessions and some really interesting discussions around data ownership and privacy.
More fulsome notes to come, but these are the summary ~vibes of each session:
🔑 Keynote: “Peak Text: AI and the Golden Age of Libraries and Archives” by Keir Winesmith, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
😎 Vibe: A galvanising affirmation of serving the public good.
🎙️Session: “I accidentally became a FOSS maintainer and all I got was this lousy insight into librarianship” by @hugh, La Trobe University
😎 Vibe: A warm hug for the weary soul.
🎙️Session: “A university library’s journey in making tech training resources FAIR” by Stéphane Guillou, The University of Queensland
😎 Vibe: Quietly leading with practical expertise.
🎙️Session: ”How one ISO standard led the way for national library infrastructure” by @saera, CAVAL
😎 Vibe: Actively equitable and gets the thing done.
🎙️ Session: “My degoogled life” by Joshua Hesketh, Grafana Labs
😎 Vibe: Seriously amused and terrifyingly pragmatic.
Check out the schedule and keep an eye out for the recordings! https://lnkd.in/g3qzqsSd
#EO26 #CAUL #Libraries #HigherEducation #OpenKnowledge #OpenAccess #OpenResearch #OpenScholarship #OpenEducation
Recently there have been several misleading media articles (in reputable sources) regarding pedestrian, cyclist and personal mobility device road deaths deaths in Australia.
Some have “inaccurately suggested that e-scooters and e-bikes played a significant part in the rise in pedestrian deaths”, when “the fatalities were in fact the riders of e-scooters” (ABC Correction)

This page is a list of pedestrian, cyclist and personal mobility device road deaths across New South Wales (Australia) in 2025, sourced from NSW Police press releases and daily government statistics. It is not guaranteed to be complete or up to date; BITRE monthly bulletins should be referenced for complete statistics (though preliminary and subject to revision).
Substantial new edits in a terrible ABC article published recently, incorrectly suggesting e-bikes are responsible for the rise in pedestrian deaths.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-20/australian-road-toll-pedestrian-deaths-rise/105678436
@danielbowen you may find these interesting:
- https://ptcbr.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Intertown-Public-Transport-Alternatives-for-Canberra.pdf
- https://ptcbr.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Canberra-Short-Term-Transport-Planning-Study-1977.pdf
Referenced in Paul Mees' writing here:
- https://doi.org/10.1016/j.progress.2013.03.002
- http://www.cbchristensen.net/files/pdfs/Mees-Transport-for-Canberra-submission.pdf
- https://australasiantransportresearchforum.org.au/fifty-years-of-public-transport-planning-in-canberra/