Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. This week on the show Sam chats with Max McDonnell, a recent graduate of Vision Australia’s LEAP program.
When Raphael was born, everyone just assumed he had very fair hair – but after six months, he was diagnosed with albinism and nystagmus.
A partnership between Vision Australia Radio and regional community radio station 103.9 Seymour FM has allowed residents in Seymour and the Strathbogie area who are blind or have low vision, or any print disability, to access essential information with the airing of The Vision Australia Hour.
Your outpouring of generosity will ensure children like Daisy continue to receive all the specialised support they need.
After losing her vision unexpectedly in 1999, Jude's connection with Vision Australia gave her a whole new beginning.
Caught the tennis buzz after another Australia Open and summer of tennis? Well you’re in luck, with the Vision Store now selling audible tennis balls so you can get on the court!
Whether it’s a lifelong condition or a recent development, life with blindness or low vision is sometimes challenging.
It's almost time to put your feet up, get comfy, and hopefully get some reading done!
It took Louis Braille nine years to develop the tactile reading and writing system that bears his name centuries later.
The white cane has become a symbol of blindness and low vision. A lesser known fact about it, however, is that there are a variety of them, intended for a variety of situations. This extends to cane tips too, with a number of different tips available for people, depending on terrain, technique and more.