Lynn recently received a new laptop through Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia), which has changed how she manages day-to-day tasks and her independence.
Originally from England, Lynn moved to Perth in 1986…
Tamara is 32 and lives in Harvey. She has been totally blind since the age of nine, after being born with cataracts and glaucoma. As a child, she underwent several surgeries, including a cornea graft…
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 accessibility.
While much of the…
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 Disability Support Program Capacity Building…
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.
ABC disability affairs reporter Nas…
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) has announced a new partnership with Solvehop, a web development and software integration company specialising in accessible digital solutions.
The partnership supports CFA Australia’s ongoing work in helping…
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 at CFA Australia, led the…
LG Electronics has introduced a new accessibility-focused kiosk designed to make self-service technology more inclusive for people with disability and the elderly. The solution was recently showcased at CSUN AT 2026, the global…
A student-built digital map at the University of Michigan is offering a practical example of what accessible design can look like when it starts with real user needs.
The web-based tool, called MGuide…
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 to help individuals with limited…