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30 Apr |
New survey reveals Guide Dogs under attack from off-lead pet dogsDog owners urged to ‘Take the lead’ on International Guide Dog Day. |
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22 Apr |
Brandon Ah-Tong leading by exampleVision 2020 Australia is delighted to announce that Brandon Ah-Tong, Director of Policy and Advocacy, has been shortlisted for the 2014 Victorian Disability Sector Awards. |
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01 Apr |
Leading the way at VISION2014Plenty of interesting discussions on eye health are in full swing at the 11th International Conference on Low Vision which kicked off at the Melbourne Convention Centre yesterday. |
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01 Apr |
New website shines a light on vision lossWith the incidence of vision loss increasing, a new website, www.visionloss.com.au, was launched today to enable people affected to know how and where to access services as quickly as possible. |
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19 Mar |
Praise from parliamentarian for sector eventAndrew Laming MP, co-chair of the Parliamentary Friends Group for Eye Health and Vision Care, praised the sector for turning the spotlight on vision impairment and blindness. |
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19 Mar |
Parliamentary Friends Group dinner photo galleryThe Parliamentary Friends Group for Eye Health and Vision Care dinner was held at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday 17 March, 2014. Here are a selection of photos from the event. |
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14 Mar |
50 years in optometry, 40 years of innovation – Professor Brien Holden reflectsSince its humble beginnings in 1973, starting with the establishment of the Optometric Vision Research Foundation, Brien Holden Vision Institute has been at the forefront of vision technology, contributing to some of the most innovative advances that have shaped the optometric landscape. |
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11 Mar |
RANZCO joins forces with The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust and partners in the fight against avoidable blindnessRANZCO is today delighted to be named as one of 11 expert institutions from across the Commonwealth who have come together for the first time as the Commonwealth Eye Health Consortium, thanks to a £7.1 million grant from The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust. |
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11 Mar |
£7.1 million grant from The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust to accelerate the fight against avoidable blindnessOn Commonwealth Day 2014, The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust supports eye health experts to accelerate the fight against avoidable blindness |
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07 Mar |
Beat Invisible Glaucoma – It’s B.I.G.A new campaign launched today – Beat Invisible Glaucoma – is calling on Australians to fight the disease which is the world’s leading cause of irreversible blindness. |
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