Cycling enthusiasts say Australia can learn from Dutch people-powered pedalling revolution

If you go to the Netherlands, you're sure to witness what's been described as 'cycling paradise'. But it wasn't always this way - in the 60s and 70s there was a huge uprising, when Dutch citizens realised large parts of their city would be demolished to give way for cars and motorways. And on World Cycling Day, this story of transformation is inspiring Australian cycling enthusiasts.