This week on Talking Tech David Woodbridge is trialling a new sit/stand desk.
The announcement that iVote will be unavailable for state and local government by-elections in 2022 and no guarantee it will be available for the NSW state election in 2023 is of serious concern to Vision Australia.
Playing sports with vision loss is as easy as adapting a few pieces of equipment. This summer, why not pick up a new hobby like soccer or AFL with the help of some audible balls.
Sally Aurisch, BCA’s former General Manager, Projects and Engagement has been chosen to lead the organisation starting late January.
Although smartphones these days are more accessible than ever, getting the hang of Voiceover and the various swipes just to navigate the phone can be daunting. Enter Quantum’s Blindshell Classic 2 phone.
See which titles were the most downloaded by the members of the Vision Australia Library.
The introduction of braille in Tess Herbert's early years opened up lots of imaginative doors.
Produced by Melanie Robinson who herself has low vision and hearing loss, the Rideabliity 2021 documentary taken out the best documentary feature award by the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia.
The philanthropist, businessman and adventurer Dick Smith is this week’s special guest on Vision Australia Radio’s Studio 1 podcast.
It uses a touch surface with gestures to operate, so you can change settings and without taking your hand off the handle.