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Mobility Access Australia Podcast
by Clint Deverson
A podcast talking about how accessible restaurants and cafés and other locations are to wheelchair users and other aides
Episodes
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The GEORGIAN Motel in Albury, NSW
In today’s episode which is season 5 episode two I talk about a motel in Albury in NSW called The GEORGIAN Motel which was a 3 star rated motel. I stayed there for one night in early April in 2026 on my way to Canberra over Easter.
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Rye Hotel
Welcome to season 5 episode one and the first episode of 2026. Today I’ll be talking about Rye Hotel on how accessible it is which is a local pub in Rye.
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The Continental Hotel in Sorrento
In season 4 episode 5 I’ll be talking about The Continental which has been the most famous landmark of Victoria’s sought-after seaside town of Sorrento since 1875. Retaining the beloved heritage character, the icon has been reimagined as a lifestyle precinct that brings a piece of luxury to...
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Heart It Forward Cafe in Rosebud, Victoria
In today’s episode of season 4 episode 4 I’ll be talking about a cafe that I’ve been to several times over the past few years that was originally called Happiness First Cafe which has now been sold out of their Rosebud location and now only operating from the Mornington Library in Mornington. The...
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Cowra Van Park in Cowra, NSW
In season 4 episode 3 I’ll be talking about a caravan park in Cowra in Central NSW that my parents and I stayed at for two nights in May 2025 while visiting a family friend.
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Advance Motel in Wangaratta, Victoria
In season 4 episode 2 I’ll be talking about a motel in Wangaratta near the border of Victoria and NSW which is a 45 minute drive from Wodonga the border city in Victoria near Albury which is a 10 minute drive away from Wodonga and then it’s a 2 hour 45 minute drive from Melbourne on the Hume...
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Caldermeade Farm & Cafe
In today’s episode which is season 4 episode 1. I’ll be talking about the Caldermeade Farm and Cafe that I visited in middle of last year in 2024 while attending a market they were having there which is located a 11 minute drive from Tooradin and a 45 minute drive from Wonthaggi in South…
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Happiness First Cafe in Rosebud and Mornington
In this episode of season 3 episode 8. I’ll be talking about a dedicated disability cafe located in Rosebud and at the Mornington Library on the Mornington Peninsula. Their website is at www.happinessfirst.com.au and the Rosebud cafe is open Monday through to Saturday from 9am to 3pm and the...
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Schnitz and Betty’s Burger restaurants reviews in Mornington, Victoria
In this episode which is season 3 episode 7 I talk about two burger restaurants in Mornington, Victoria which are Schnitz and Betty’s Burgers which are both next door to each other in Main Street in Mornington and they are both fully accessible and both have accessible bathrooms as well. Both...
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The Rex Hotel in Canberra
The Rex Hotel is located on Northborne Avenue in Canberra and is located across from a light rail stop which is fully accessible at all light rail stops throughout the route in Canberra. There’s a dedicated disabled parking bay and a 24 hour reception desk where you can let them know you require...
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Geelong Disability Expo at Geelong Arena
In episode 5 of season 3 I talk about the Geelong Disability Expo at the Geelong Arena in Geelong in Victoria which is held in mid February every year now. This venue was the first venue that I’ve placed my accessible business stickers at. Geelong is about 75kms from Melbourne city and you can…
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The Cottage Motor Inn, Albury NSW
In today’s episode which is episode 4 of season 3 I talk about my experience at a motel in Albury in NSW that I stayed in twice on my trip to Canberra in late March and early April in 2024. This is also the second business that I’ve placed my accessible business stickers at now and the first...
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New Podcast Host and quick update
This is just a quick update about how I’ve just changed podcast hosting from Spotify to Podbean and where you can find my podcast again and talk about upcoming two episodes.
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Road trip from Melbourne to Sydney in January 2024
In this episode I talk about my experience at a hotel in Haymarket in Sydney where it wasn’t really accessible outside of the hotel on the street including the restaurants in the nearby areas as well. I stayed at the APEX World Square in Haymarket previous year but they put the price up by a lot...
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Live from the Park Cafe in Goulburn in NSW
Coming to you live from The Park Cafe in Goulburn in NSW. First episode for 2024 on Thursday 18th of January at 1pm.
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Owner Training An Assistance Dog
I just got a four month old puppy from a breeder on the 3rd of November 2023 which is an Aussiedoodle and we’re going to be training her as an Assistance Dog for myself. She’s four months old at the moment of this episode as she was born on the 27th of July 2023. It’ll take about 2 years to fully...
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Three Disability Expos in 2023
In June, October and November 2023 I attended three disability expos here in Melbourne and I talk about how they were and if they were any good or not. All three events were pretty good overall but some needed a bigger venue.
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Road trip from Melbourne to Perth
My parents and I recently did a big road trip from Melbourne to Perth where we did around 8,846kms round trip where we left on 14th of September and got home on Sunday 15th of October 2023. The most accessible motel we stayed at was on the Nullarbor in Western Australia in a town called Eucla at...
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Riverina Hotel, Holbrook NSW
This was a small country town in regional NSW an hour’s drive from the NSW/Victoria border. The pub was accessible from the back entrance via a laneway where they had private parking available for the public. Inside the pub there’s a dining area where you can order food and then a bar in another...
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Oporto Fast Food Restaurant in Dickson in Canberra
This fast food restaurant in Dickson in Canberra is definitely NOT accessible to wheelchair users unless they have your own portable ramp. Because there’s a dedicated disabled toilet inside the restaurant BUT people in wheelchairs can’t access the restaurant due to a step going into the…
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Brassey Hotel in Canberra
Located on the footsteps of the Parliamentary Triangle, the Brassey Hotel is set on two and a half acres of manicured gardens and lawns. This 1920’s hotel has old world charm with all the comforts of a quality property. Positioned within Canberra’s most prestigious suburb of Barton, you will be a...
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Her Majesty’s Theatre in Melbourne
Went to see the Mary Poppins Musical on the 12th of March and the theatre is pretty accessible as there’s no steps going into the building from the street and the disabled bathroom was pretty good too as they had a help button in the bathroom which was great to see! Highly recommend going to this...
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Swansea at Lake Macquarie in NSW
This episode is about our road trip to Queensland and back to Melbourne in late January to early February in 2023.
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Haymarket, Sydney
In this episode I’ll be talking about how accessible the places are in and around Haymarket and Chinatown are in Sydney. While I was staying there for 3 nights from the 20th of January 2023. Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast and to share with your friends and also to follow us on Facebook...
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APX World Square Accommodation in Sydney
My parents and I went on a big road trip up to Brisbane from Melbourne and we left on the 19th of January until 10th of February 2023. The next few episodes are going to be about where I stayed in hotels along the way and some places we visited as well. This accommodation was actually listed on...
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Via Torino Restaurant in Toorak
This episode is about an Italian restaurant in Toorak on Grange Road in Toorak in Melbourne. There’s dedicated parking outside the restaurant and the restaurant is completely level throughout the restaurant and there’s a public toilet across from the restaurant which is kind of accessible but…
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Melbourne Showgrounds
Went to the Oz Comic Con this weekend at the Melbourne Showgrounds for their Christmas edition. The building was completely accessible to everyone including a ramp going down to the lower level where the exhibits were located and they had two separate disabled toilets available in the exhibition...
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The Comedy Theatre in Melbourne
Went to see the stage show performance at the Comedy Theatre in Melbourne which was called A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens the author. This theatre was pretty accessible with a temporary ramp going into the building and had an accessible bathroom with a working lock on the door. The only...
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Social Experiment
I did a social experiment a few days before Halloween where I used a manual wheelchair to attend two stage performances at two theatres in Melbourne in late October 2022. You can see video footage of the experience on my Facebook and Instagram pages.
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Quick Update!
You can now follow me on Facebook and Instagram so just search for Mobility Access Australia on both platforms and you’ll be able to find me! You can even comment on my posts that I’ll be doing on Facebook and Instagram and I’ll be posting photos of the areas that I’ll be visiting and maybe even...
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Peninsula Cinema Rosebud
In this 5th episode I talk about my two local cinemas Rosebud and Sorrento cinemas. I mostly go to the Rosebud Cinema as they have 5 screens there and they show movies more often then Sorrento Cinema does which only has 3 cinemas. But the Rosebud location is bigger and better and is completely…
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Romeo’s of Toorak
ROMEOS TOORAK is an iconic Melbourne restaurant that has been owned and operated by the Tannous family, for the past 4 decades. Located in the heart of Toorak Village, Romeos is well known for its relaxed and social atmosphere and provides diners with excellent service in a warm and inviting...
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Melbourne Convention Centre
This weekend I attended the Oz Comic Con over the June Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend at the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre and I also attended another convention here earlier this year which was the Melbourne Disability Expo which I think was held in March or April this year. The…
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Rosebud Hotel on the Mornington Peninsula
I recently had lunch at the Rosebud Pub in their bistro area and the whole building was fully accessible and there’s a dedicated accessible toilet area next to the bar. However the door leading into the bathroom area where all the bathrooms were located seemed a little bit heavy on the door which...
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Restaurants in Chapel Street in Melbourne
Went to a restaurant in Chapel Street in South Yarra in Melbourne recently called Chapellis and it’s located at 571 Chapel Street in South Yarra in Melbourne but they didn’t have any accessible toilets in the restaurant other then a accessible entrance on the side street. The restaurant was only...
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Intro
Welcome to the Mobility Access Australia podcast. My name is Clint and on this show I’ll be talking about how accessible restaurants and cafés and other locations are to wheelchair users and other aides that people use. I’ll be visiting different locations and talking about how accessible they…
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A podcast talking about how accessible restaurants and cafés and other locations are to wheelchair users and other aides
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Mobility Access Australia Podcast is created and hosted by Clint Deverson.
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