Tanya and Mackenzie drive the east coast of Australia and discover experiences to tantilise all the senses.
Destinations
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Discover Lake Macquarie, located on the east coast of Australia and boasting the largest coastal saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere –…
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Going to new places and travelling in new ways can be highly stressful for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Sensory-friendly beach holidays are a great option for those who need familiar routines.
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Noosa, on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, is one of the most visited destinations in Australia. But is it accessible? We’ve got a local’s lowdown on the accessible attractions of Noosa…
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For many Aussies, Canberra conjures up memories of school excursions. These days, the Bush Capital has experiences and attractions for travellers of all ages and abilities…
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From the sleek high-rise of Surfers Paradise to the sprawling sands of Burleigh Heads, the Gold Coast has all travellers covered. We chatted to Marlena Katene to get her local’s guide to the Gold Coast.
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We talk to Professor Simon Darcy, the Australian academic making travel more accessible for people with a disability.
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Jezza Williams loves to push the limits of adventure. We spoke to him about Making Trax, which connects travellers with inclusive and accessible adventures in New Zealand.
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TrailRiders are all-terrain wheelchairs which open up more possibilities when it comes to bush tracks. Julie Jones shares her top tips for tackling trails with a TrailRider…
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When Stephanie Dower decided she’d like to spend a night in Brisbane to explore what her home city has to offer, the first person she called was Jane, her support worker. The two met through Mable, an online community that enables people with disability to connect with independent support workers they choose.