2RPH.
Radio 2RPH, based in Sydney, provides a radio reading service for people who can't read independently, or who can't handle or understand printed material. Our audience also includes listeners who for many other reasons find it difficult to access or interpret text-based journalism and information.
Our listeners include people with low vision or people who often can't hold a newspaper because of physical disabilities caused by strokes, arthritis, cerebral palsy, etc. The service aims to provide access to published material from the daily newspapers, national and international magazines, as well as book readings.
Latest contributions
A veteran print disability broadcaster with macular degeneration shares her experiences.
Teresa Plane - 2RPH
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Information about a program teaching good cyber-security practices to make daily life safer.
Jess Wilson: Be Connected
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A CEO talks about his company's award-winning assistive physical therapy device.
Justin Keenan - LusioMate
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Part 2 of a conversation with a leading neuroscientist of benefits of music in brain injury recovery.
Professor Sarah Wilson (part 2)
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Part 1 of a conversation with an Australian neuroscience research pioneer about benefits of music in brain injury recovery.
Professor Sarah Wilson (part 1)
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An award-winning Central Coast NSW disability service shares its successful strategies.
Lonestar Makoni - Breaking Barriers Disability Services
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A Sydney organisation delivers creative arts and life skills to people with disabilities.
ChoppA Green - Studio Artes
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A spy-themed computer program tackles the mystery of social encounters - outlined by its company's CEO.
Kathleen Davey - Social Science Translated
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Guests discuss the Obi robotic dining assistant for people with upper arm disabilities.
Hugh Kingley and Rachel Dekkar: Obi
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Features an innovative hospitality industry training program for people with disabilities.
Saraya O'Connell - Hotel Etico Independence Program
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Features articles on latest blind-assistive tech including a new bus app and smart ear buds.
Assistive tech news catchup
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An expert discusses the use of horticultural therapy for people with disabilities.
Steven Wells: horticultural therapy
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