by Queensland Walks | Aug 5, 2020 | blog
Parents push government to get kids moving A poll by advocacy group Parents’ Voice has found 94 per cent of Australian parents support greater government investment in infrastructure so parents and children can safely walk, cycle and scoot to school. With 1 in 4...
by Queensland Walks | Jul 26, 2020 | blog
Top Tips for Successful Walking Meetings A walking meeting is a meeting that takes place during a walk, rather than sitting in an office, meeting room or coffee shop. Research has shown it is one of the cheapest ways to achieve increases in creativity and engagement...
by Queensland Walks | Jul 24, 2020 | blog
Queensland Walks welcomes pedestrian improvement in Brisbane media announcement 24 July 2020
by Queensland Walks | Jul 21, 2020 | blog
West End locals Lea Gamble and Stacey Hall aren’t just using this time of COVID-19 social distancing to walk more, they are aiming to systematically walk every street of West End. Until late last year, Lea and Stacey had worked closely together in Brisbane City...
by Queensland Walks | Jun 26, 2020 | blog
Meet Sarah Boulton: “It was a hot afternoon in November 2019 when my parents, who were visiting from Canada, and I made our way to the Queensland Walks AGM. Colleague and friend, Janice Rieger and I had been invited to present the short film Wandering the...
by Queensland Walks | Aug 25, 2019 | blog
This brilliant article by Lorin Clarke originally appeared in The Big Issue 6-8 August. ‘You know sometimes you do that thing when you’re typing something into a search engine and it autocompletes the phrase for you and you think “Huh? People search for that?”...
