Is walking worth it?
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
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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
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
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
Queensland Walks welcomes pedestrian improvement in Brisbane media announcement 24 July 2020
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
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https://youtu.be/eimgRedLkkU?list=PL0kSsix-7pwmRZa2bcg_kHLuO3S6kPXU8 This article comes from https://www.thehikinglife.com/2020/01/25-greatest-walking-songs-of-all-time/ Thank you to Cam Honan from The Hiking life for approval to republish his story. You can watch or listen to some of
On the eve of #WalkWeek, Queensland Walks president Michelle Wade featured in The Sunday Mail. Read her article in full …By Michelle Wade It is
Spotted an issue in your community like a broken path, a trip hazard, illegal parking, dumped rubbish, broken path lights or abandoned trolleys? Time to
Thank you to everyone who participated in Queensland Walks’ Week 2020. Congratulations to the following winners: Jill Berg, Ipswich $50 voucher donated by Snap Send Solve
Do you live in a neighbourhood like this? Changes are afoot in sunny Queensland! Queensland Walks congratulates the Queensland Government on a suite of resources including the new
Rockhampton Regional Council have been doing some great work on making Rocky more walk-friendly with newly announced projects that include new footpaths and walking trails.
We are excited to see a call for feedback on walking and cycling infrastructure and services. We encourage Rocky residents to provide your feedback to help make the region more walk-friendly.
On Thursday 19th November Queensland Walks were fortunate to host Louise Baldwin from the QUT Cool and Covered program to talk about the importance of
2021 A new year for Queensland Walks. We extend a very special welcome to our new and renewed financial members and congratulations to our new board
Queensland Walks was recently contacted by a member and Friend of Queensland Walks about concerns with the proposed Caloundra transport corridor upgrade. Sunshine Coast Council
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)
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
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
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
Queensland Walks respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we meet and walk. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging.