Dear Santa, all we want for Christmas is a more walkable neighbourhood
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
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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
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
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 Brisbane City Council issued a Draft e-mobility strategy in the Brisbane local government area. This strategy deals with the proposed expansion of the use
“I walk every day, as I do not own a car. Sharing footpaths (with e-mobility devices) is exceptionally difficult.” “The speed at which they are
Read a story written by Jim Cameron about his experience and advice about walking with low vision.
Join us for the online Smart Urban Futures conference 21 – 23 April 2021. If you represent or are involved with community, work in local or state government, involved in road safety and transport planning, or are generally interested in better planning and healthier cities – we invite you to register and join us.
Have you experienced, or do you know someone who has experienced social isolation or loneliness in Queensland? On 27 May 2021, the Queensland Legislative Assembly
‘Safer sidewalks & crossings in Newstead, Brisbane: Inclusive environments & infrastructure for people with disabilities’. To complete the e-petition visit: BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL: E-PETITION Recently, we
“I’m Aasha, a university student doing my placement at Queensland Walks which has given me a huge insight into the importance of maintaining healthy, safe
Father’s Day, by Aasha My dad loves exercising, loves getting outdoors and loves spending time with his kids, of course. While we all live busy
Add Your Heading Text Here Elisha Matthews is a writer, speaker, activist and proud disabled woman who covers disability issues and other community matters. ‘Part
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
Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q) Participate in research: Perception of risk of pedestrian trauma and its association with walking intentions
“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
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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
🎃 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
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.