Opinion pieces

Jen and Seeing Eye Dog Nellie will take on the Bay of Fires trek in November, a six-day trek around the unique landscape of North East Tasmania, going from beaches to rugged mountain terrain.

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, we're pleased to announce the return of this family favourite event.

For International Women's Day, Vision Australia Library has selected nine thought-provoking feminist books for you to sink your teeth into.

Layla now hopes to change job requirements from the inside, studying a Bachelor of Business with a speciality in Human Resources from Deakin University.

Through hard work and perseverance, Brooke has found her place in the world of business.

You can now complete a statutory declaration online, making the process more accessible and screen reader friendly for people who are blind or have low vision.

Carolyn Johnson remembers the guilt she felt at passing on her vision condition to her youngest son.

Soul II Soul made waves with their song Back to life (However do you want me) in 1989, but it wasn’t until 1994 that Charlotte Kelly joined the collective as a lead singer.

Celebrating World Radio Day on February 13, Talking Vision speaks to radio host John Westland on the power radio still holds for people who are blind or have low vision.

Now is your chance to inform how Vision Australia advocates for people who are blind or have low vision with the annual assistive technology survey.