Sam speaks with Anum Ejaz, postgraduate student at Curtin University in Perth, about her research project Visual Social Media: Digital Disability Inclusion for Australians with Vision Impairment and Blindness.

Anum is looking for a few participants to take part in her research, exploring how people who are blind or have low vision experience social media. If you would like to take part and get in touch, you can send Anum an email to find out more.

Sam speaks with Anum Ejaz, postgraduate student at Curtin University in Perth, about her research project Visual Social Media: Digital Disability Inclusion for Australians with Vision Impairment and Blindness.
Anum is looking for a few participants to take part in her research, exploring how people who are blind or have low vision experience social media. If you would like to take part and get in touch, you can <a href="mailto:anum.ejaz@postgrad.curtin.edu.au">send Anum an email</a> to find out more.

Featuring interview highlights, bonus content and more from across Vision Australia Radio.

Featuring interview highlights, bonus content and more from across Vision Australia Radio.

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Vision Australia Radio Interview Highlights shares a range of discussions initially broadcasted on our print disability radio network. Vision Australia Radio podcasts are accessible on all major podcast apps.
Remember to like, subscribe and share. 
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Interview Highlight: Anum Ejaz - Curtin University

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This interview highlight explores Melbourne Airport's proposed Noise Sharing Plan for the future third runway, due to open in 2031. Peter speaks with Romina Cavallo from GHD, the independent team leading community engagement on the project, about how aircraft noise could be distributed across Melbourne rather than concentrated over specific suburbs. They discuss the challenges of balancing fairness with safety, weather conditions, and airport operations, as well as the feedback received from more than 500 community members during earlier consultation rounds.

With a draft Noise Sharing Plan now open for public feedback, Romina explains how residents can review the proposals, attend webinars and community information sessions, and share their views before consultation closes in October. A fascinating insight into the planning behind Melbourne's aviation future and the role the community can play in shaping it.

More Info: Noise Sharing Plan | Major Projects Hub | Melbourne Airport

This interview highlight explores Melbourne Airport's proposed&nbsp;Noise Sharing Plan for the future third runway, due to open in 2031. Peter speaks with Romina Cavallo from GHD, the independent team leading community engagement on the project, about how aircraft noise could be distributed across Melbourne rather than concentrated over specific suburbs. They discuss the challenges of balancing fairness with safety, weather conditions, and airport operations, as well as the feedback received from more than 500 community members during earlier consultation rounds.
With a draft Noise Sharing Plan now open for public feedback, Romina explains how residents can review the proposals, attend webinars and community information sessions, and share their views before consultation closes in October. A fascinating insight into the planning behind Melbourne's aviation future and the role the community can play in shaping it.
More Info: <a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.melbourneairportprojectshub.com.au/noise-sharing-plan__;!!BW9V2p7J0Kl2QvQ!EapJZtq1qGiKe8PGhed-f2ActGuZREHemInYr8B3rFCc0GmutX_oqm-N57IdfPbPWwzVCoBqmWs5-8LT2Rzp6lbnMoYasKb8hEQetg$">Noise Sharing Plan | Major Projects Hub | Melbourne Airport</a>

Community Consultation: Melbourne Airport's proposed Noise Sharing Plan

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Melbourne Airport is preparing for significant growth, with a third runway, terminal expansions, and major changes to passenger access planned over the coming years.

In this highlight, Peter Greco speaks with Rosie Offord, Head of Planning at Melbourne Airport, about the airport's future and the upcoming public exhibition of the Melbourne Airport Master Plan.

Rosie explains how a projected increase in passenger numbers is driving more than $10 billion in infrastructure investment, including the airport's third runway, expanded international facilities, and changes to pick-up and drop-off arrangements for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 from October.

The discussion also explores accessibility, community consultation, and how people with disability, including those who are blind or have low vision, can help shape the future of Melbourne Airport through the consultation process.

MORE INFO: 

Public consultation opens on 10 August and runs until early November, providing opportunities for individuals and organisations to have their say.

People will be able to find more information and make a submission at: melbourneairportprojectshub.com.au

They can also email masterplan2027@melair.com.au, or send a letter to:

Head of Planning
Melbourne Airport
Locked Bag 16
TULLAMARINE VIC 3043

Melbourne Airport is preparing for significant growth, with a third runway, terminal expansions, and major changes to passenger access planned over the coming years.
In this highlight, Peter Greco speaks with Rosie Offord, Head of Planning at Melbourne Airport, about the airport's future and the upcoming public exhibition of the Melbourne Airport Master Plan.
Rosie explains how a projected increase in passenger numbers is driving more than $10 billion in infrastructure investment, including the airport's third runway, expanded international facilities, and changes to pick-up and drop-off arrangements for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 from October.
The discussion also explores accessibility, community consultation, and how people with disability, including those who are blind or have low vision, can help shape the future of Melbourne Airport through the consultation process.
MORE INFO:&nbsp;
Public consultation opens on 10 August and runs until early November, providing opportunities for individuals and organisations to have their say.
People will be able to find more information and make a submission at: melbourneairportprojectshub.com.au
They can also email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:masterplan2027@melair.com.au">masterplan2027@melair.com.au</a>, or send a letter to:
Head of Planning Melbourne Airport Locked Bag 16 TULLAMARINE VIC 3043

Melbourne Airport’s Privately Funded $10 Billion Future: What Blind and Low Vision Travellers Need to Know

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Do you know someone making a positive difference in their community? Nominations for the 2027 Australian of the Year Awards are open, but not for much longer.

In this episode, Peter Greco speaks with Todd Greenberg, Interim CEO of the Australian of the Year Awards, about the importance of recognising everyday Australians whose actions inspire others and create meaningful change.

Todd explains how simple it is to nominate someone, outlines the four award categories, and shares how the awards shine a spotlight on outstanding Australians from all walks of life, including volunteers, advocates, community leaders, educators, scientists, artists and more.

Nominations close on 31 July, so now is the time to recognise someone who has made a difference.

For more information or to nominate, visit the Australian of the Year website or call 02 6120 0600.

Do you know someone making a positive difference in their community? Nominations for the 2027 Australian of the Year Awards are open, but not for much longer.
In this episode, Peter Greco speaks with Todd Greenberg, Interim CEO of the Australian of the Year Awards, about the importance of recognising everyday Australians whose actions inspire others and create meaningful change.
Todd explains how simple it is to nominate someone, outlines the four award categories, and shares how the awards shine a spotlight on outstanding Australians from all walks of life, including volunteers, advocates, community leaders, educators, scientists, artists and more.
Nominations close on 31 July, so now is the time to recognise someone who has made a difference.
For more information or to nominate, visit the Australian of the Year website or call 02 6120 0600.

Nominate an Australian Hero: Australian of the Year Nominations Closing Soon

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Interview Highlight: Anum Ejaz - Curtin University

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