Radio news
Vision Australia Radio’s nine nominations at the 2025 Community Broadcasting Awards are a testament to the creativity, collaboration, and purpose that define our network.
Vision Australia Radio’s long-serving presenter and volunteer Peter Greco has been recognised at the 2025 Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) Conference in Hobart.
Entries are open to individuals who live, work, or study in Melbourne's western suburbs, as well as Vision Australia Library members, and Vision Australia Radio listeners.
On October 11th, Brisbane came alive with celebration as the Blind Australian of the Year Awards 2025 honoured the achievements and contributions of Australians who are blind or have low vision.
Vision Australia Radio is proud to announce a new Accessibility Partnership with Black Swan State Theatre Company, built on a shared commitment to inclusion and accessibility in the arts.
Vision Australia Radio is proud to welcome Hearth Australia as a new sponsor, highlighting a shared commitment to supporting people living with disabilities to live independently and with dignity.
Vision Australia Radio (VAR) is thrilled to continue its partnership with the Blind Australian of the Year Awards, recognising and celebrating the achievements of blind and vision impaired Australians across the country.
Vision Australia Radio (VAR) is delighted to share an update on the Brimbank Seniors Festival 2025.
Vision Australia Radio has once again raised the bar for inclusive and accessible broadcasting, proudly receiving a record nine finalist nominations at the upcoming 2025 Community Radio Awards.
Vision impaired comedian Jeremy Moses is set to return to the stage this October with his brand-new one-man show, Jeremy Moses is HARD TO WORK WITH, at Melbourne Fringe Festival.