Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) CEO Dr. Scott Hollier and Laetitia Thompson recently met with Senator Jordon Steele-John to discuss the urgent need for digital accessibility to be…
Read full story: CFA Australia Meets with Senator Jordon Steele-John to Push for Digital Access in DDA Reforms.
In our returning series “Ask an Expert”, members of the CFA Australia team answer common questions about digital accessibility.
If you have any questions about all things digital accessibility, drop…
Read full story: Ask the Expert Series Returns!
Apple has announced a range of new accessibility features across its devices, including a Vision Pro update that will allow users to control compatible powered wheelchairs using eye movements.
The…
Read full story: Apple Introduces New Accessibility Features Including Vision Pro Wheelchair Control this GAAD.
On the 14th of May, Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) delivered a successful workshop in Karratha focusing on plain language and accessible social media.
Laetitia Thompson, Digital Content Training…
Read full story: Successful Accessible Social Media Workshop Delivered in Karratha!
Disability advocates say the 2026 FIFA World Cup ticketing process is creating issues for supporters with disability, with concerns mounting over companion tickets, communication failures, and broader questions around digital…
Read full story: Fifa Faces Questions Over Inclusion as Disabled Fans Report Ticketing Problems.
The Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES) has released the first in a series of ACSES Insights Reports on disability in higher education.
Funded by the Higher Education…
Read full story: ACSES Releases First Insights Report on Disability in Higher Education.
Modern technology is meant to make everyday life simpler, but for many Australians with disability, basic household appliances are becoming harder to use as accessibility is overlooked in product design…
Read full story: Australians With Disability Calling for Accessible Design in Household Technology.
On the 22nd of April, Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) delivered a successful workshop in Albany focusing on plain language and accessible social media.
Laetitia Thompson, Digital Content Officer…
Read full story: Plain Language and Accessible Social Media Workshop in Albany a Success!
Researchers are developing new artificial intelligence systems that can interpret brain signals, with potential applications for people with disability.
This technology, known as a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), is designed…
Read full story: AI Improves Brain–Computer Interfaces by Decoding Complex Brain Signals.
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is proud to host a free digital accessibility workshop – Plain Language and Accessible Social Media – on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the Karratha International…
Read full story: Free Digital Accessibility Workshop Coming to Karratha: Plain Language and Accessible Social Media!