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In attendance at the event was the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Wyndham, multiple councillors and 11 candidates of this year's state election. But the ALP was nowhere to be seen... 

A poll of over 2000 Australians reveals that communities want clean, electric buses, and improved active and public transport.

We went to key locations across the west to listen to community stories about buses, and raise awareness of our Better Buses campaign. 

Sustainable Cities had our first collective meeting for a while to introduce ourselves and electrify the campaign to get Better Buses in Melbourne's West. 

Sustainable Cities has a new Community Organiser to lead the Better Buses campaign, and get a faster, more reliable and well connected bus network in Melbourne's Western suburbs. 

This position, based in Melbourne with a focus on the western suburbs, is a 4 day/ week position for six months, then 2 days/ week from December. If funding allows, we intend to continue...

FoE's Sustainable Cities collective is now recruiting a community organiser to supercharge its Better Buses campaign. The new recruit will be working with the Sustainable Cities collective as well as FoE members/supporters, residents, and community...

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Are you tired of long wait times and crowded trains?  Guess what!? By 2050 transport use in Melbourne will more than double, filling up our trains and causing more delays. Serious action must be...