Opinion pieces

Katie Best had no second thoughts about learning Braille after losing her vision as a teenager.

Like countless other advancements over time, the invention of Braille involved a good pinch of luck and trial and error.

At the time other children were introduced to pencil and paper I was feeling dots and using a small stylus on paper fixed in a metal frame to make them.

For Alexander Xeras, it was a chance conversation with his niece that put him on the path to his first published book.

Vision Australia is today celebrating the success of lobbying efforts to block a Bill that will reduce transport support for people with disability

Vision Australia and People with Disability Australia are calling on Federal Senators to block a Bill that will reduce transport support for people with disability.

As the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters continues to hold public hearings into the Inquiry on the 2016 federal election, Vision Australia is calling for a re-examination of the benefits that accessible electronic voting could deliver to the blindness and low vision community.

Do you live in Brisbane and want to gain a qualification, be paid for your study and gain work experience? If the answer is yes, then the Vision Australia Career Visions project is for you.

A new relationship between Vision Australia and Australian Hearing is set to expand the assistance and support available to Australians living with dual sensory loss.

Vision Australia’s newly formed Client Reference Group (CRG) brings together a cross section of clients with unique skills, knowledge and lived experience and provides advice and feedback to the Vision Australia board on the direction of the organisation.