Bendigo looks to make city more accessible for people with disabilities

William Vallely
Updated September 8 2017 - 5:04pm, first published 4:52pm
GOOD PROGRESS: Chairperson of the council's Disability Inclusion Reference Committee, Sara McQueenie, said businesses were slowly improving accessibility for people with disabilities.
GOOD PROGRESS: Chairperson of the council's Disability Inclusion Reference Committee, Sara McQueenie, said businesses were slowly improving accessibility for people with disabilities.

Bendigo businesses were slowly becoming more accessible for people with disabilities, but the lack of incentive and the sheer cost of the necessary changes was problematic, a local advocate says.

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