Major gaming companies, including Microsoft, Nintendo, and Electronic Arts, have launched the Accessible Games Initiative, a new effort to help players easily identify accessibility features in games. Managed by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the…
A new competitive wheelchair basketball game, Drag X Drive, is set to launch on the Switch 2, introducing a control system that mimics real wheelchair movement.
In this 3v3 arcade-style game, players push both…
The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) have published a media release on the 2nd of April 2025 providing “new guidelines to assist organisations and businesses to meet their legal obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act…
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Brayco, Centre for Accessibility Australia has donated 80 laptops to individuals with disability across Australia, with a commitment to donating 100.
One of the recipients of these laptops is…
Centre for Accessibility Australia is thrilled to announce the return of the Australian Access Awards for 2025.
This bi-annual event celebrates organisations, designers, developers, and advocates who champion digital accessibility across various sectors in…
Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO of Centre for Accessibility Australia, recently met with Hon. Hannah Beazley MLA, the new Minister for Disability Services, to discuss the ongoing efforts to improve digital accessibility for all West Australians…
In October 2025, Microsoft will be ending support for its Windows 10 operating system.
While for many this will prompt an upgrade, here at Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) we can make use of…
Microsoft’s 15th annual Ability Summit brought together over 20,000 attendees from 164 countries to explore the future of AI and accessibility. The event highlighted Microsoft’s commitment to investing in accessibility, with a…
The 40th CSUN Assistive Technology Conference is currently underway at the Anaheim Marriott, showcasing the latest innovations in assistive technology. This milestone anniversary marks four decades of advancing accessibility and inclusivity, and features exhibits, presentations…
Media Access Australia (MAA), formerly known as the Australian Caption Centre (ACC) and more recently as the Centre for Inclusive Design (CFID), formally notified its members on 10 February 2025 that it would be closing…