Esperance's Jaimen Hudson hopes horrifying ordeal will highlight need for better beach acces

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Esperance's Jaimen Hudson hopes horrifying ordeal will highlight need for better beach acces

May 25, 2024 - 09:12 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Australia is world-famous for its beaches, but only about 1 per cent are accessible to those who live with disabilities. Jaimen Hudson, who recently broke his neck trying to visit his local beach, says that needs to change.