Opinion pieces

After more than two decades behind a desk at a law firm, Marisa was ready for a career change.

Dealing with the challenges that blindness and low vision can present is different for every individual and for some that may mean impacts on their mental health and overall wellbeing

Getting older Australians better connected and more familiar with technology and the internet will be the aim of a string of events across Vision Australia centres next week.

A group of people who are blind or have low vision were among the first people in Australia to see and feel the new $50 banknote today.

This week’s Talking Vision delves into both blind sport and the support Vision Australia offers to children clients.

The Illawarra’s blind and low vision community is set to get the chance to experience first-hand the latest assistive technology when Vision Australia opens the doors of its Wollongong centre.

The Wentworth by-election will be held on Saturday 20 October 2018.

This week’s Talking Vision covers a wide range of issues relating to people who are blind or have low vision, including the some of the latest technology available, how dog guides are trained across the world and our efforts to create positive change through the Victorian State Election.

The exceptional part of Di’s career came after she lost her vision.

Vision Australia is set to give children who are blind or have low vision from across Sydney the opportunity to try out one of the few sports designed specifically for people with vision loss.