Vision Australia is concerned by the announcement by Victorian government banning the use of smart glasses in schools across the state in 2027.
This month, we're looking at how AI can help find your keys, identify treasured possessions, negotiate a better deal, and even lend a hand with everyday tasks.
Vision Australia has released its election priorities highlighting five areas the next government should focus on to improve the independence, confidence and connection of the state’s blind and low vision community.
From April 2027, the NDIS will introduce a new planning process that changes how plans and funding are determined.
Reporting broken tactiles, traffic light buttons and footpath obstructions is a great way to help the blind and low vision community.
While her vision loss has certainly changed the way she approaches her career, Jennifer is pushing hard to re-enter the workforce.
After being diagnosed with glaucoma in 2018, Keith set about finding ways to continue doing the things he loves, and picked up some new hobbies along the way!
Notice is hereby given that the 22nd Annual General Meeting of Members of Vision Australia Ltd will be held at 10.00am (AEDT) on Tuesday 27 October 2026.
To celebrate World Sight Day, we sat down with Senior Orthoptist Stephen Minett to ask him about all things eye health.
From February 2027, there are two key changes happening that may affect you or your child if you receive NDIS funding.