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Creativity Australia is a charity founded in 2008 by award-winning social entrepreneur and soprano Tania de Jong AM. Creativity Australia’s With One Voice  program operates in Victoria, New South Wales, ACT, SA and Queensland. The inclusive community choirs unite hundreds of people aged 9 to 90, from all faiths and all walks of life: migrants, people with disabilities, job seekers, executives, seniors, students, refugees, asylum seekers and more.
This Sunday the group will be celebrating their ‘With One BIG Voice, 10th Anniversary Concert’ at Melbourne Town Hall, 2nd December at 3pm. With inspiring performances from their combined choirs from all over Australia and special guest soloists

MSY Technology have shown their support by supplying 40 new computer monitors that will be part of a studio equipment upgrade across our regional radio stations in Victoria and also in Adelaide.

Vision Australia Radio are proud to share that on Sunday the 16th of December we will be hosting a Rock & Roll fundraising event to help support the service we provide across our radio network for the blind & low-vision community and beyond.

We recently announced that Vision Australia Radio is partnering with The Australian Podcast Awards 2019 in Sydney, The Other Film Festival in Melbourne this November and of course again supporting Vision Australia carols by Candlelight this December by providing an audio described version of the event across our nationwide network, now we announce the arrival of an exciting new partnership with Link Disability Magazine.

Vision Australia Radio is proud to announce that in 2019 we will be a media partner to The Australian Podcast Awards. Conrad Browne Vision Australia Radio and Audio Services Manager says: “making content more accessible to the blind and low-vision community we represent is what we constantly strive to do and having our speciality content available on our podcast service means that programs are available on demand where our audience wants them and when they want them.”

Each year the audio described version of Carols by Candlelight is streamed online and broadcast live across the Vision Australia Radio Network, but did you know it’s also available for attendees at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl?

The mission of The Other Film Festival is to screen the stories of people with disability which too often are largely submerged and misrepresented by mainstream film culture. The Other Film Festival gives people with disability, including screen practitioners, the opportunity to challenge and subvert stereotypes and offer authentic storytelling and representation.

Vision Australia Radio volunteer and sports journalist Matt Lee shares his thoughts on the power of radio to keep people connected.

Vision Australia Radio's Festive Season Schedule changes.

Australian author Browyn Parry interviewed on Vision Australia Radio.