Vision Australia.
The Vision Australia Radio Network incorporates ten community radio stations across Victoria, southern New South Wales, Adelaide and Perth and five digital radio services.
We offer a range of interesting and informative programs that feature readings from the latest newspapers, magazines and books.
Our exclusive specialist content includes programs on new technology, current affairs, book and film reviews, health and wellbeing, the arts, finance, travel and more.
Latest contributions
Studio 1, looking at life from a low vision and blind point of view, features David Hume - winemaker, broadcaster, ocean yachtsman.
David Hume
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This week, Studio 1 speaks with "Kent the Dog": 44-year veteran guide dog handler Dave Kent.
Kent The Dog
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This edition, Deanne Ferris - Communications Officer extraordinaire and Member of the Women’s Australian Blind Cricket Team.
Deanne Ferris
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Shannon Davis, family man and former PwC partner, went for a routine eye checkup and was told he’d lost 90% of his sight.
Shannon Davis
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Vision Extra presents tales of travel with veteran voyager Stephen Jolley.
Stephen Jolley
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Vision Australia's Career Visions program is discussed with participant Charlie Matthews.
Charlie Matthews
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Double disability is discussed with Olitta Faapusa, project officer for DeafBlind Information Australia.
Olitta Faapusa
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Disability advocate Meredith Prain looks at some major opportunities.
Meredith Prain
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Key developments in guide dog handling - discussed with Annette Ferguson of the Dog Guide Handlers Association.
Annette Ferguson
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A new health resource for people of low vision - outlined by Gerard Stevens from Webster Care.
Gerard Stevens
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Award-winning blind actor Kathy Riesson talks of her challenges, achievements and opportunities.
Kathy Riesson
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Steps forward in accessibility are discussed with Dr. Scott Hollier of the Centre for Accessibility.
Dr Scott Hollier
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