Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. This week Stella Glorie caught up with writer and stand-up comedian Jennifer Wong, whose show “No Peripheral Vision” is currently touring around Australia.
Kate and her husband Jack have participated in 100K Your Way to help support their 11-month-old daughter Bonnie.
In a special Melbourne Writer's Festival event on Friday, May 5, beloved writer, broadcaster and Conversations host Richard Fidler will shed light on his latest masterwork of historical non-fiction, The Book of Roads and Kingdoms at Vision Australia's Kooyong location.
Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. It was International Guide Dog Day this week on April 26, and to celebrate the day Sam caught up with Jane Bradley and Kim Rulach from Seeing Eye Dogs.
Each week, thousands of people grab their copy of the AFL Record to both keep up to date with what's happening on the field and as a part of their game-day experience.
Jake and 28 of his friends and family have created Team Reeves to take on 100K Your Way to support young Koa.
Briony is a mother of five who is doing the 100K Your Way challenge to raise funds to support people like her youngest son, Freddie.
Victorian kids with vision loss have been able to catch their first waves while being treated to a professional surfing lesson by Paralympian Matt Formston.
This week the host becomes the guest as Sam chats with Stella Glorie about his recent experiences at the 2023 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Since 2015, Vision Australia’s Career Start program has been helping graduates living with blindness or low vision build their skills, develop their professional network and find meaningful employment. For Oscar, the 2022 program presented an opportunity to gain valuable work experience, and to learn about the resources available to him as a professional with low vision.