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Vision Australia is celebrating a landmark decision that will make a huge difference to the amount of accessible information available for millions of people who are blind or have low vision worldwide.
Vision Australia
Vision Australia has begun an extensive strategic planning process that is expected to result in operational changes in a bid to get it fit for the future. With a new CEO, the roll-out of DisabilityCare Australia and a history of change resistance, Vision Australia decided it’s time to be different.
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As Federal politicians continue to argue the fate of aged care bills which passed the lower house last night, senior Australians are still no clearer on what’s being done to help them stay engaged and age well with vision loss.
Vision Australia
Vision Australia's Deputy Chair Ron McCallum AO has been named as this year’s Patron for International Day of People with Disability.
Vision Australia
Wood-work, puppy caring and pottery making require people with different skills and diverse interests to do them well.
Vision Australia
May 9 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD), which is one day every year aimed at highlighting the importance of accessible information in a world reliant on digital technologies.
Vision Australia
Katie Brookes has always maintained her own brand of "stubborn independence", but finds her resolve tested when applying for jobs and her vision impairment is brought up.
Vision Australia
Vision Australia's CEO, Ron Hooton, has been profiled in NZ's CIO magazine this month.
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The World Blind Union Asia-Pacific (WBUAP) Onkyo World Braille essay contest, for people who are blind or have low vision, in the WBUAP Region is now open.
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A four and a half year UN negotiation on a new World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) treaty for people who are blind or have other print disabilities is in danger of delivering either a hollow, "trophy treaty" or no treaty at all.
