Plans for a zipline at Kangaroo Point receive $2.1 million in backing from the state government, according to reports from Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney outlets. The funding is directed toward progressing the project, which local coverage describes as being designed to provide wheelchair accessibility. All three sources say the proposal is intended to be a “world-first” in its accessibility approach, positioning the project as different from standard zipline installations that may not accommodate wheelchair users. The articles present the state support as a significant step in bringing the project forward, though they do not describe additional approvals, timelines, or construction details in the excerpts provided. Across the coverage, the central common points are the amount of state funding—$2.1 million—and the commitment that the zipline plan includes wheelchair-friendly access. The sources also consistently frame the accessibility feature as the defining element of the project.