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Sutherland to Cronulla cycle path section completed for $14.5M | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader - Vimarsana News

Sutherland to Cronulla cycle path section completed for $14.5M | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

The new Sutherland to Cronulla cycle-walk path section is complete, connecting key locations like Miranda and Caringbah shopping centres.

Sutherland to Cronulla cycle path section completed for $14.5M | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader - Vimarsana News

Sutherland to Cronulla cycle path section completed for $14.5M | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

The new Sutherland to Cronulla cycle-walk path section is complete, connecting key locations like Miranda and Caringbah shopping centres.

Kamay Greenway proposal for Kyeemagh to Sans Souci backed by council | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader - Vimarsana News

Kamay Greenway proposal for Kyeemagh to Sans Souci backed by council | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

Discover Bayside Council's Kamay Greenway project for a safe pedestrian and cyclist path from Kyeemagh to Sans Souci, supported by Bike NSW and WalkSydney.

Two new temples in the Pacific Area – Church News - Vimarsana News

Two new temples in the Pacific Area – Church News

A brief look at the history of temple going in French Polynesia and Australia and how local Church members are reacting to news of more temples.

Greater Sydney Bike Trail: a new cycle route that offers a unique view of the city - Vimarsana News

Greater Sydney Bike Trail: a new cycle route that offers a unique view of the city

Cycling blogger Garry Robinson has spent four years mapping what could be the cycling equivalent of the spectacular walking and running tracks around the city.

Source: smh.com.au