by Queensland Walks | Oct 26, 2021 | blog
🎃 On the 31st of October as the day turns to afternoon, a hush falls, and all over Queensland unrecognisable creatures begin leaving their homes. They’re searching for something, tummies rumbling they terrorise their neighbourhoods. But what could it be? Suddenly a...
by Queensland Walks | Sep 29, 2021 | blog
Words by Elisha Matthews “Why did a person with a disability cross the road? Same as the chicken. To get to the other side. For connectivity of paths to make walkability in our community successful, we need access ramps, crossing signals and bridges. There’s...
by Queensland Walks | Sep 22, 2021 | blog
Walking for transport:Â Treasure Hunt! Do you need inspiration for taking your Queensland Walks Month photo, your video or writing your walking, running, rolling or strolling story this week? Here are some ideas with a walking to public transport treasure hunt! Nine...
by Queensland Walks | Sep 21, 2021 | blog
“I’ve always had an affinity, if not a need, to regularly immerse myself in nature and the outdoors. Engaging in physical activity such as team sports, running and exploring new places through bushwalking and hiking has been a huge part of ensuring my regular...
by Queensland Walks | Sep 8, 2021 | blog
Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q) Participate in research: Perception of risk of pedestrian trauma and its association with walking intentions Participate in research: Perception of risk of pedestrian trauma and its association with...
by Queensland Walks | Sep 8, 2021 | blog
Health and Wellbeing Queensland has an ambitious plan to build an expansive Queensland Healthy Places Network, supported by a digital platform – to connect, empower and leverage all the people working to create healthier local communities across Queensland.   The...
