Queensland Walks’ position on the Queensland Government’s proposed e-mobility changes State Development, Infrastructure and Works Committee - Transport and Other Legislation (Managing E-mobility Use and Protecting
Heatwaves are Australia’s deadliest environmental disaster. Climate change is making summers longer and hotter, and heatwaves more dangerous. Our cities are sweltering as the urban
SHAPING THE FUTURE, MOVING THE NOW SEE YOU IN MEANJIN | BRISBANE As transport professionals, we face the dual challenge of tackling today’s most pressing
An update from Greg Vann We wish to update our supporters and collaborators that the Department of Transport and Main Roads has recently advised that
What is a Cafe Street and what makes them so walkably cool? There’s something magnetic about a lively café or restaurant street. You arrive on
Are you interested in becoming a champion for walking and walkability? Are you passionate about making your neighbourhood more walkable? Want to learn more about
Join us for a week without driving Monday, September 29 – Sunday, October 5, 2025 Could you go for a week without driving? Maybe you
This article was reprinted with permission from the author, Prue Oswin. Many footpaths are stranded assets. They are cut off from nearby infrastructure by roads
Why messaging still blames the victim in road safety. Now AI is doing it too. When a person who is walking is injured or killed
Queensland Road Safety Week | 18–22 August 2025 Pedestrian safety: An urgent call for local government and state government to act As Queensland Road Safety
Regional Q-Walkshops – day or night in August We’re very excited to announce that we’ll be visiting Rockhampton and Lammermoor in the final week of
Travel behaviour on cross river pedestrian/cycling bridges Queensland Walks proudly supports all infrastructure that makes walking safer, easier and more enjoyable for everyone. Green Bridges
A collaboration between Zonta Club of Brisbane, Queensland Walks and University of Queensland Words by Sandra McLean Zonta Club of Brisbane (ZCB) is part of
Why walkable neighbourhoods are vital for healthy ageing Words by Dr Rhonda Anderson, Fit and Well. Walking, as simple as it seems, is the backbone
Witness statement by Queensland Walks On 22 July 2025 Queensland, Walks President, Greg Vann and Anna Campbell, Executive Officer, Queensland Walks attended the Queensland State
Queensland Walks’ submission to Destination 2045: Queensland’s Tourism Future advocates for walkability as a core pillar of Queensland’s long-term tourism and economic strategy. Highlighting the
Brisbane initiative strives to make streets safer for women and girls By Amity Lang Brisbane, May 23, 2025 A Brisbane initiative is pushing for safer
We’re on Team Queensland. Let’s drive like it. We hope that you’ll get involved in the Queensland Road Safety Week campaign by driving safely and
Walk My Queensland What Does ‘Walk My Queensland’ mean? Walk My Queensland is the theme for Queensland Walks Month 2025 — a celebration of walking,
Walking to understand Date: 8 May 2025 Location: Selected local streets in the Kingaroy–Booie area On a warm May morning, seven people, a mix of