Radio news
‘Studio 1’ is a weekly program and podcast from Vision Australia Radio that looks at life from a low vision and blind point of view. Originally it was produced and presented by Matthew Layton, then from mid-2021 he was joined on the mic and behind the scenes by co-host and co-producer Sam Rickard and both are based in Adelaide.
The Victorian Disability Worker Commission has launched a new campaign encouraging people to make contact if there are concerns about a disability worker’s behaviour or quality of work.
Saturday mornings are now time to get your Happy Pants on as Vision Australia Radio’s new children’s radio program and podcast hits the airwaves.
Our listeners have been unanimous in a recent survey confirming Vision Australia Radio as a ‘vital service’ and praising its informative, professional and entertaining programs.
The Australian Open is back for 2022. Once again our valued audience right across Australia will be able to hear the action in partnership with AO Radio, as we simulcast the tournament from now until January 30.
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia Community Radio Awards celebrate innovation, perseverance and community champions within the sector. With more than 320 entries across 30 award categories and representing a diverse cross-section of the community radio sector, Vision Australia Radio has received 3 awards.
Scholarships are awarded to students with a disability residing and studying in South Australia and undertaking post-secondary education, whether at university, technical and further education or other recognised post-secondary educational institutions.
The CBAA announced that Dale Simpson from Vision Australia Radio has been named 2021 CBAA’s winner of Excellence in Technical Services award.
Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight presented by AAMI will this year be simulcast complete with audio description, on the Vision Australia Radio network in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, regional Victoria, Albury and Darwin.
Congratulations to Vision Australia Radio’s Conrad Browne and Dale Simpson who have both been nominated for a Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) Award.