People, places & possibilities

Stories from the Quest.

A city route, a campus, a bus stop. Each project starts with the people who need to use it.

Project stories

01City routes & public spaces

City of Hobart

A clearer picture of city access

Digital accessibility audits supported the city's work on its accessibility map.

Tasmania, Australia

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02Education & campuses

Wintec

Making a campus easier to navigate

Accessibility information helps students and visitors identify routes and relevant amenities.

Hamilton, New Zealand

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03Public transport

Rotorua Lakes Council

Looking beyond the bus stop

A bus-stop accessibility audit informed the council's approach to improving access for public transport users.

Rotorua, New Zealand

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Project summaries adapted from Access Quest's existing public testimonials, reviewed 8 October 2026. Hobart's Access Map credits Smart Access alongside the city's other partners.

Start with the place and the people

These short accounts introduce work described in existing public testimonials. Detailed case studies will add the scope, collection methods, review process and evidenced findings for each project.

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Community voices

Every journey has a story.

“Before my visit, I used Access Quest Navigation and saw a sign with a number to phone ahead to remove the bollards… Without the Access Quest App, the pathway would not have been usable and I would not have been able to view the lighthouse at all.”

Daniel PadgetAccess Quest Navigation user

“Having a mothers room is so handy… Knowing where these places are has made trips out with my baby so much easier.”

Violet HayesCommunity member

A more accessible world starts on the ground.

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