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Seeing eye puppies descended on federal parliament as part of a push to nationalise assistance animal standards.

Bill Jolley says he was ‘a bit surprised at the intensity of the reaction’ after ex-chair Graeme Innes launches petition calling for appointment of blind CEO

Braille is nearly two centuries old, but, rather than being supplanted by new technology, advocates say the script is having a new lease on life

Discriminating against guide dog users is a human rights violation.

They were marketed for their silence, but now the blind and low-vision community are calling for electric vehicles to emit fake noises.

After sending her works down some of the country's biggest catwalks, Nikki Hind is fighting for the next generation's right to dream.

Blake McGuiness had started an electrical apprenticeship when he was diagnosed with a life-changing optic nerve condition. It made him question what his future held but, he says, sport was the turning point.

A by-election being held in the federal seat named after Tilly Aston is garnering attention from far and wide, but the story of how she improved the lives of many thousands of blind and vision-impaired people has been lost to time.

First Nations artist Curtis Haines is moving in a different direction to his contemporaries, creating art on how to maintain eye health and the steps to seek help and receive treatment.