No vision for access

Maureen Gibson at a pedestrian crossing that she would like to see more visible eg- yellow lines painted to stand out. Picture: Louise Barker
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MORE could be done to improve Mildura’s accessibility for people with impaired vision and mobility issues.That is the view of local resident Maureen Gibson and her son Terry Irvine, who despite the community’s efforts to make the city more accessible, encounter daily struggles while navigating the town.For Ms Gibson, who has low vision and monitors her […]

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