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30 Oct |
WA-based mobility project receives top honours at national awardsVictoria Park based disability service provider VisAbility has been announced winner of the Outstanding Organisation Award at the 2018 HESTA Community Sector Awards. |
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29 Oct |
CERA researchers look to AI to solve diabetic eye disease prevalenceDiabetic retinopathy is a major public health issue globally and in Australia. Nearly all vision loss from diabetic retinopathy is avoidable, however approximately 50% of cases are undiagnosed. |
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24 Oct |
Online, but off-track
Universities across Australia are failing to adequately address the needs of students who are blind or have low vision according to new research conducted by Vision Australia and endorsed by Disability Discrimination Commissioner Alastair McEwin.
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09 Oct |
New UNSW School of Optometry and Vision Science Head of SchoolUNSW School of Optometry and Vision Science is delighted to announce that Associate Professor Lisa Keay has been appointed as the new Head of School. |
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05 Oct |
Professor Brian Layland resigns as Chair and Director of Brien Holden Vision InstituteProfessor Brian Layland, OAM OLM Fellow UNSW (HON. Causa) has resigned as Chair and Director of the Brien Holden Vision Institute Board. |
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21 Sep |
Professor Keith Martin announced as CERA’s next Managing DirectorThe Board of the Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Keith Martin as Managing Director of CERA and Ringland Anderson Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Melbourne. |
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12 Sep |
Microsoft launches navigation app, Soundscape, in partnership with Vision AustraliaMicrosoft Australia and Vision Australia have announced the availability of Soundscape, a new application that empowers people who are blind or have low vision to explore the world around them through a 3D audio experience. |
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01 Aug |
Good news continues for Indigenous eye health with program extensionBrien Holden Vision Institute is pleased to announce the Australian Government has provided a further $2.5 million for retinal cameras and training. |
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27 Jul |
Greater certainty and choice at Victorian electionsThanks to changes to the Electoral Legislation Act passed in the Victorian Parliament yesterday, voters who are blind or have low vision will now have greater electronic voting choices and certainty. |
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24 Jul |
First female recipient for prestigious vision medalOptometry Australia has announced that Sydney optometrist Professor Fiona Stapleton has been named the 2018 recipient of the organisation’s prestigious H Barry Collin Research Medal. |
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