Walking as Transport
Walking as Transport, Gayle DallastonLet's talk about walking. Not as recreation, but as our primary means of transport extended where necessary by public transport. A walking lifestyle is good for our health, good for our wallets, and good for the planet.
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Resources from the Heart Foundation
The way our cities, towns, and suburbs are designed affects how much physical activity we're likely to do in our everyday lives.
Gardens for walking through
We’re pleased to see the emphasis on pedestrian comfort and safety, with footpaths being described as transport corridors, made it into the story about verge gardening on ABC Gardening Australia last night.
The Future of Brisbane Transport
Check out this video from THE Brisbane Channel with interviews from various advocacy groups and Councillor Ryan Murphy about active transport in Brisbane.
A new footpath
Residents of Aspley and Bridgeman Downs in Brisbane might have noticed a new footpath that has been installed at the side of Albany Creek Road between Bangalow Street and Trouts Road. It filled a gap of over 200 metres between the existing ...
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Founder of Shady Lanes Project - a communication and change-making project centred around the activity of verge gardening. Interested in lots of things.
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