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Bicycling Achievement Awards

The 2009 Australian Bicycling Achievement Awards were presented in Canberra on 16 June 2010 at an event opened by Heart Foundation CEO (ACT) Tony Stubbs and with the key note address from Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, Maxine McKew.

“2009 has been a landmark year for cycling, with this year’s commitments to fund bicycle infrastructure blowing away previous investments by all three levels of government,” said Stephen Hodge, spokesperson for the Cycling Promotion Fund.

The National Heart Foundation of Australia is the principal partner for the Australian Bicycling Achievement Awards.

The support from the Heart Foundation for the Awards comes at a time of increasing concern about rising obesity and falling levels of physical activity among our school children and Australian families.

One of the main objectives of the Australian Bicycling Achievement Awards is the promotion of best practice. To achieve this we annually publish a booklet that includes all Awards nominations and winners.

The booklet provides a summary of all nominations and winners to share information about projects that promote cycling and/or make a contribution towards improving conditions for bicycle riders.

For more information about specific achievements please contact the individuals concerned. The award booklets recognise the great work being done around Australia to advance cycling. Hopefully they are also a source of inspiration.

All booklets are also available in PDF format. Click on the Adobe icon to download Adobe Reader.

About the Australian Bicycling Achievement Awards

Increasing the level of cycling requires action at the individual, community, business and government level.  Significant momentum is being generated to advance cycling in Australia with some excellent programs and initiatives happening at the community and state level. Recognising and rewarding innovation and commitment is vital in sustaining actions.

The Cycling Promotion Fund established the Australian Bicycling Achievement Awards in 2002 to recognise achievement and foster innovation. Since its operation the scope and quality of nominations has been increasing considerably which is a real testimony of the excellent work happening around Australia to advance cycling.

Award Sponsorship Opportunities

Making Australia more bicycle friendly and promoting and encouraging cycling requires action, commitment, innovation, vision and persistence. The Cycling Promotion Fund has established the National Bicycling Achievement Awards to recognise the invaluable contributions made by individuals, organisations and businesses around Australia towards advancing cycling in 2002.

The quality and scope of the nominations has been increasing every year, which is a reflection of the excellent initiatives and programs which are happening around Australia to increase the level of cycling and improve conditions for bicycle riders.

If you are interested to sponsor an Award please contact the Cycling Promotion Fund office to discuss on (03) 9818 5400.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 July 2010 )