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RISING 2026 includes performances and experiences that feature artists with disability, disability‑led storytelling and works designed with access embedded from the outset.
Vision Australia Radio will transition its services in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth from AM frequencies to DAB+ (digital radio) from 1 July 2026.
VIGIL is a powerful new theatre work by Outer Urban Projects that asks urgent questions about safety, belonging and whose lives are valued in public spaces.
Vision Australia Radio continues its commitment to accessible news and information, ensuring that audiences with print disabilities can experience the excitement of Australian sport alongside everyone else.
Vision Australia Radio recently wrapped up a special two‑day outside live broadcast from the ATSA Independent Living Expo at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
Uber has recently introduced a new optional feature for riders with an assistance animal that aims to make their Uber experience better.
Vision Australia Radio was proud to return as an Access and Inclusion Partner for the 2026 Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival, continuing a valued collaboration with Brimbank Libraries and Brimbank City Council for the fourth year in a row.
Vision Australia Radio is proud to continue its long‑standing tradition of exhibiting at ImpactInstitute disability expos, with our team heading to Cranbourne this March for the South East Melbourne Disability Expo.
Arts House continues its strong commitment to accessibility and inclusive storytelling with Specials, a bold, funny and confronting new work by playwright and performer Kath Duncan, running March 24 to 29, 2026 at Arts House in North Melbourne.
Vision Australia Radio has a long history of connecting people who are blind or have low vision with their communities, local news and information that supports everyday independence.