by Queensland Walks | Jan 21, 2021 | blog
Our button has been pressed! In March 2020 Queensland Walks welcomed automation of some pedestrian buttons at signalised intersections. Many Queensland councils aimed to reduce the spread of COVID through automation, and in Brisbane this included more than 560...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 21, 2020 | blog
Did you miss the NWTN community consultation with Brisbane City Council? You’re not alone. Editor’s note: We are writing this whilst on holidays. Forgive us if there are any typos….and merry walkable christmas to you all. The North West Transport...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 16, 2020 | blog
NEW! What Australia Wants What Australia Wants: Living locally in walkable neighbourhoods is the Heart Foundation’s latest community research understanding the type of neighbourhood consumers would like to live in. This robust research, which surveyed 2,895 everyday...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 16, 2020 | blog
One of the things we love about 10,000 Steps is that you can do your steps anywhere, any way, any time and make it a part of your every day. Whether it’s walking to the local shops or your playground, or letting the doggo take you for their walk, every little step...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 15, 2020 | blog
Here’s a Christmas message from all of us at Queensland Walks We’d like to say a hearty ‘Thank you’ to everyone who has helped with our work advocating for a walkable Queensland and supporting healthy, active Queenslanders who are able to walk...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 11, 2020 | blog
The following article was supplied by Steve Noakes, Binna Burra and written by John Marshall from Bushwalking Queensland. Thank you! History of the Binna Burra Bushwalkers Club (1965-1997) by John Marshall – Nov 2020 In August 1964 a bus camping tour to...
