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See Sara in action across keynotes, panel discussions, facilitation and media interviews.

Sara helps audiences understand how change happens in complex systems, drawing on her experience across government, infrastructure, cities and cross-sector collaboration.

Explore keynote presentations, panel discussions, webinars, podcasts and interviews, including appearances on ABC Radio National, ABC Nightlife and ABC Life Matters.

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Start with my Speaker Reel

A two-minute introduction to how I speak, think and engage with audiences.

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Radio and Broadcasts

The Sydneyist: How to make better streets

Eastside Radio 89.7FM with Elizabeth Farrelly | 18 Feb 2025

Why walking should bring joy and fun, not simply getting from A to B?

On ya bike or not? Global movers, shakers, and city shapers reimagining car culture

ABC Radio National | 10 Jan 2024

Can Australian transport reach net zero by 2050?

Could Wagga Wagga become the next Amsterdam? How to create a cycling utopia

ABC Life Matters | 12 Oct 2023

What can regional Australia learn from cycling cities around the world?

The Future of Australian Cities

ABC Nightlife | 21 Mar 2013

How do we plan for an Australian population that's expected to top 62 million within the next 100 years?

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The Squeaky Wheel Podcast (Co-host)

I co-host this monthly podcast with Phil Latz, where we interview leading practitioners, decision-makers and academics from around the world about cycling, active mobility and the policies, infrastructure and leadership that shape them.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other major podcast platforms.

Latest Episodes from Season 3

Henk Swarttouw is a former diplomat and Dutch ambassador to Finland and Denmark. He is now the President of European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF).

Ana Carboni is on the board of the World Cycling Alliance. After working in the Brazilian Embassy in London, she now lives Brasilia, capital of Brazil, working for the Brazilian Cyclists Union (UCB).

Paul Walsh is CEO Cycling Industries Europe, representing the entire supply chain, from bicycle and parts makers to bike sharing, cycle logistics, online services, financial services, infrastructure, tourism and consultancy.

Jullietta Jung (Better Streets Australia) and Dr Jennifer Kent (30 Now) are campaigning for speed limits on all local streets to be lowered to 30 kilometres per hour (20 miles per hour).