Queensland
   Central Coast including the Whitsundays

The entrance to this boardwalk is adjacent to the Riverside Parklands Cafe. The boardwalk leads to the river bank and mooring pontoons. This boardwalk is wheelchair accessible but their are quite long sections of ramp with landings every 9 metres.

The Bundaberg Arts Centre is an A-Grade regional gallery based in the Central Business District of Bundaberg City. The Centre features three exhibition spaces that host regional, state and national traveling exhibitions and local exhibitions of visual arts, crafts and social history.  The Gallery is wheelchair accessible.  The car park has designated parking spaces.

The region incorporates the local authority areas of Rockhampton, Fitzroy, Livingstone, Peak Downs, Emerald, Bauhinia, Jericho and Duaringa Shires, stretching from the Capricorn Coast and Great Keppel Island in the east, west through Rockhampton and Gracemere, then travelling out to Emerald, the Sapphire Gemfields and Carnarvon Gorge. This Information Centre has an accessible unisex toilet for visitors with disabilities.

The Shire of Sarina is well known for the quality of the art and craft produced by its very talented residents.  The Sarina Tourist Art and Craft Centre is located on the Bruce Highway 34 kilometres south of Mackay and 314 kilometres north of Rockhampton. The location is ideal, as it is at the southern approach to Sarina.   Disabled toilets and disabled access ramp are available

The Riverway Arts Centre (housing a performance space and art gallery), is devised as a ‘geographical’ formation with the parkland rising over its roof from one end and the lagoon-facing end evolved as a series of serrations where water enters the built environment and vice-versa.  The ‘green roof’ to the Arts Centre represents an innovative solution to the question of incorporating built form within the parkland without resulting in a decrease in the amount of green space