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Here’s why safety and inclusion requires carpark cuts in the KTP

Craig Lucas lives with osteogenesis imperfecta – a genetic disorder that affects bone formation – and uses a wheelchair. He is just one person to benefit from the Kingaroy Transformation Project's inclusive parking. Picture: Laura Blackmore

One died and several were injured on unsafe crossings in Kingaroy's CBD in the last few years. To prevent such […]

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