This Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is proud to officially launch Accessible Tech for All – a national initiative connecting organisations, individuals, and people with…
Read full story: Accessible Tech for All Officially Launches This GAAD!
Microsoft’s recent layoffs across its Xbox gaming division have affected members of its accessibility team, prompting concerns about the future of its accessibility work.
On 6 July 2026, Microsoft…
Read full story: Xbox Accessibility Team Hit by Microsoft Gaming Layoffs.
Written by Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO and Co-founder of Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia).
As a child of the 1980s growing up in a family home with a…
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The Championships, Wimbledon has introduced a new accessible broadcast designed to help blind and low vision audiences experience live tennis.
Developed by the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Hawk-Eye…
Read full story: Wimbledon Launches Accessible Broadcast for Blind and Low Vision Tennis Fans.
Each July, Disability Pride Month recognises the history, achievements and contributions of people with disability while celebrating disability as a valued part of human diversity. It is also an opportunity…
Read full story: Why Digital Accessibility Matters This Disability Pride Month!
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is pleased to announce that E-QUAL Disability Consultants has joined CFA Australia, bringing together more than 30 years of disability access and inclusion…
Read full story: E-QUAL Joins Centre for Accessibility Australia to Continue 30 Years of Disability Access and Inclusion.
Researchers have designed a wearable neurorobotic system designed to support hand movement and touch sensations for people with hand impairments caused by a neurological injury, enabling such individuals to perform…
Read full story: New Wearable Robotics Prototype Supports Greater Independence.
Twinings is launching accessible QR codes and GS1 Digital Link QR codes to ensure easier access of product information for people who are blind or have low vision.
In collaboration…
Read full story: Twinings Implement QR Code Accessibility Features for Tea Packaging Across the UK.
As Hundreds of fans descend upon Southern California for the World Cup, LA metro has launched an ambitious suite of accessibility upgrades, designed to take the stress out of navigating…
Read full story: Major Accessibility Upgrades for World Cup fans by LA Metro.
While international aviation hubs traditionally invest millions in custom proprietary apps and flashing digital kiosks, El Salvador International Airport (Aeropuerto Internacional de El Salvador San Óscar Arnulfo Romero y Gald…
Read full story: How WhatsApp is Making Air Travel More Accessible in El Salvador.
UK-based assistive technology company Mavis Technologies has launched two new smart glasses designed to support people who are blind or have low vision.
The new devices, called Mavis Viaro…
Read full story: UK Startup Launches Smart Glasses Designed for Blind and Low-Vision Users.