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City of Melbourne tactile signage survey
City of Melbourne is investigating the current perception and usage of braille tactile street signage that is installed at intersections within the central city.
This week on Talking Vision: Commonwealth Games gold medalist Jes...
Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. On this week’s episode, Sam speaks with athlete Jess Gallagher to celebrate her two gold medals in the para cycling program at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Hear This: Inspiration for Woman in the Library
Library
Sulari’s Gentill reveals what inspired her to write her latest literary thriller, The Woman in the Library
Ruby's planning to leap into the future
Client Stories
Vision Australia’s LEAP (Learn, Engage, Act, Perform) program has returned for another year, and young people aged 14 to 18 living with blindness or low vision are encouraged to participate.
This week on Talking Vision: Nicole Lee celebrates PWDA’s 40th bi...
On this week’s episode Sam speaks to Nicole Lee, board member of People with Disabilities Australia (PWDA), which is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Vision Australia’s top 10 reads in July
Library
Members of the Vision Australia Library enjoyed a wide variety of books this July, with mysteries, thrillers, Australiana, non-fiction and biographies all proving popular. Check out the 10 most borrowed books below and you’ll understand why the Vision Australia Library’s huge catalogue is so popular!
Mayhem and murder at the library
Library
Dead bodies, secrets, madcap villagers, subterfuge and heroics are just some of the goings on that take place amongst the stacks in the library.
This week on Talking Vision: Bethany and Brittnee talk tattoos
Bethany Cody caught up with Brittnee Watson to chat about the experiences of getting tattoos as somebody who is blind or has low vision.
Delegation from Singapore's K9 Assistance visits Vision Australia
News
Cassandra Chui was the first woman in Singapore to use an assistance dog and while the societal challenges were steep the “unparallel benefit” she experienced ignited her passion for advocacy.