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Astronomy from an accessibility point of view
Blind tech guru David Woodbridge gives a rundown of some great options for the space obsessed including great image descriptions of the new James Webb telescope.
Vision Australia Radio nabs broadcasting award for excellence
Vision Australia Radio
Vision Australia Radio picks up the highly coveted Excellence in Outside Broadcasting’ Award at the recent Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) Awards.
Special nod to oldest Vision Australia staff member at AGM
News
Ninety-five and still working to this day, Vision Australia staff member Dorothy Hamilton receives a recognition award for her service.
Daisy takes steps towards independence
Supporter stories
When Daisy was just a few weeks old, her mum Louisa noticed her eyes weren’t focusing properly. Daisy was diagnosed with optic nerve hypoplasia, and nystagmus, a condition that causes involuntary movement of the eye.
LEAPing into the workplace: Madison is hired
Students in the LEAP program have been attending mock interviews with the Vision Australia leadership team.
A day at Microsoft for young Vision Australia clients
A group of young Vision Australia clients recently visited Microsoft's Brisbane office to explore the future of accessibility and inclusion.
Video: Guiding someone who is blind or has low vision
Join Brittnee as she teaches you how to guide someone who is blind or has low vision.
This week on Talking Vision: Celebrating White Cane Day
As a white cane user since she was 5, Tess speaks highly of what having a cane has meant for her mobility and independence from a very young age.
Voting guide - Victorian State Election
Information on how to vote in the Victorian State election if you're blind or have low vision.