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Changing Places & Public Facilities

When you’ve got to go, you’ve got to go! Access to bathroom facilities is essential, especially when you’re away from home.

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Perth Airport domestic check in

Perth Airport prioritises access and inclusion

The completion of a new Changing Places facility in Terminal 1 is...
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Signage indicating types of toilets available in a public bathroom

Celebrating World Toilet Day 2025

World Toilet Day (19 November) is an opportunity to celebrate the new...
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Entrance to an accessible bathroom with a sign indicating that it is locked with an MLAK

Travel essentials: your guide to the Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK)

This is your key to unlocking accessible bathrooms, playground equipment, and other...
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Interior view of vanity and shower in the Lake Macquarie Manor UnleashedX accessible room

Check out the winner of the inaugural Best Accessible Bathroom Awards

The Best Accessible Bathroom Awards recognise and reward organisations and businesses that...
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Overhead aerial view of the Magical Bridge Playground in Hamilton

A new Magical Bridge Playground in Hamilton

For far too long, “accessible” playgrounds have not taken into account the...
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Best Accessible Bathroom Awards 2024: and the winner is…!

We’re thrilled to announce the winner of the inaugural Best Accessible Bathroom...
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A kangaroo hopping along picturesque Twilight Beach in Esperance Australia

The Ultimate Guide To Budget-Friendly Accessible Travel Around Australia

Australia is a big country, and exploring all of it can feel...
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New Australian Changing Places Facility Marks Milestone

The new Changing Places facility in Ringwood, VIC, is the 300th such...
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A woman walking and a man using a wheelchair to move along the flat pathway in front of a sign that reads RIVERSIDE in Rockhampton's Riverside Precinct

Explore Rockhampton

Between Brisbane and Cairns, you might be surprised to discover a region...
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A man in a water wheelchair assisted by two Gold Coast Aqua Park staff in the water

Q&A: Gold Coast Inclusive Tourism Champions

We chat to three Gold Coast business operators that incorporate access and...
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A family of three (two adults and one child) on a Gold Coast beach, making use of the beach wheelchair and accessibility beach matting available. All of them are smiling and looking happy.

5 Reasons We Love The Gold Coast

Here are five of the (many!) reasons we love the Gold Coast...
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Three people seated on a rock looking out at sunset over a snowy landscape

Wintersports in Australia just got more accessible

Are you already missing the colder weather? Dreaming of next year's trip...
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Aerial view of Sea West in Mandurah - Tourism Western Australia

Mandurah is Australia’s Top Tourism Town – and it’s accessible

The coastal Western Australia town of Mandurah has won the top award...
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Photo of a family at a signed Quiet Area at the Penguin Parade on Phillip Island as part of their sensory inclusive initiative

Phillip Island Is Australia’s First Sensory Inclusive Tourist Destination

Phillip Island, Victoria, is the first tourist town in Australia to be...
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The SB7E Eco Traveller set up in a shower

Showerbuddy for every body

Showerbuddy is making bathroom experiences comfortable on the road, with a range...
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