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Vision Australia clients hit the waves at Newcastle beach

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Children who are blind or have low vision from across the Hunter and Central Coast descended on Newcastle’s Blacksmiths Beach for a day of fun in the surf.

Vision Australia Queensland Travel Days open for booking

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Vision Australia’s Travel Days for 2020 are now open for bookings. Come along and get hands-on experience of negotiating interesting locations around Brisbane, Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast whilst also making new friends.

Vision Australia Careers Sampler 2020: Save the date!

Vision Australia’s Careers Sampler is a back in 2020! After a successful inaugural event in 2019, the Careers Sampler is back bigger than ever this year!

Vision Australia Perth clients visit WASO final rehearsal

On Friday 15 November a group of Vision Australia's Perth-based clients were lucky enough to attend the WA Symphony Orchestra's final rehearsal for the Organ Symphony. Clients were joined at the Perth Concert Hall by CEO Ron Hooton who made time to meet the group on a recent trip.

Vision Australia reopens refurbished Coffs Harbour Office

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Vision Australia is set to mark International Day of People with Disability (Tuesday, December 3) by reopening its refurbished Coffs Harbour office.

How Vision Australia helped Brad navigate the NDIS

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It represented a big change, but with Vision Australia’s help Brad Chapman is making the most of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Electric cars in Australia to include safety sound

Vision Australia welcomes the federal government’s announcement that plans are underway to mandate a minimum sound requirement in electric and hybrid vehicles in Australia.  

Vision Australia helps with another successful National Braille M...

Vision Australia has enjoyed a long association with the National Braille Music Camp (NBMC), held each year in June at Frensham School, Mittagong.

PDFs and common accessibility misconception

Portable document format files, or PDFs, are as much a part of our lives as the internet itself. Sometimes they cop a bit of flak for being inaccessible, when in reality, if they are tagged correctly they can meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).