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
An expert discusses the use of horticultural therapy for people with disabilities.
Steven Wells: horticultural therapy
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Introducing Australia's first pictureless feature film, TOUCH, showing in Sydney.
Majella Knobel: "Touch" - open air movie
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Vision Australia's Christo Sarantakis talks of his life, blindness and assistive tech changes.
Christo Sarantakis of Vision Australia
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Driver educator outlines what's needed for a person with disability to get a driver's licence.
Ronak Shah: on-road driving education
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Multi-talented artist Amy Claire Mills extols the delights of quilting and Unsolicited Advice!
Some Unsolicited Advice from Amy Claire Mills
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Dr Dimity Williams, family GP, recommends spending more time in nature - and a "green hour" each day.
Green Hour: Dr Dimity Williams
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Nikki Hind, Australia's first blind fashion designer, discusses her work.
Nikki Hind: Blind Grit
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Youthworks Accessibility Minister Bec Baines talks of making church accessible to young people with disabilities.
Bec Baines - Youth and Worship
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Prof. Leeanne Carey discusses the SENSe program, her team's world-first therapy to help stroke survivors.
Leeanne Carey - SENSe Therapy
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Artist Ebony Wightman of disability-led We Are Studios talks about art and challenge.
Ebony Wightman - We Are Studios
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Liz Martin, musician and CEO of Accessible Arts NSW, talks about all things music, inclusion and how to use crip ideals to make great art.
Liz Martin: Disability Arts
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