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Booking a taxi is usually a simple job. You call, you book, you go. But when wheelchair access is part of the picture, it’s a different story. Suddenly, the details matter a lot more. Space, safety, timing, and the driver’s experience all come into play.

Let’s be honest: getting around Melbourne when you (or someone you love) uses a wheelchair can feel like a full-time job. Public transport is getting better, but it’s still hit-and-miss, especially if you’re heading out of the inner suburbs or need to be somewhere on

For many travellers, planning a trip to Melbourne is all about the laneways, the coffee, and the endless cultural festivals. But for wheelchair users, the journey often starts with one big question — how accessible is the city, really? Fortunately, Melbourne is fast becoming a

Picture this: It's 7 p.m. on a Friday, and your mate's surprise birthday bash is firing up in an hour out in St Kilda. You've got a crew of six, including your nana, who relies on her wheelchair, and the usual ride-share apps are leaving