The Victoria Today and Tomorrow radio show covered topics and businesses who have contributed to the story of Victoria's achievements. These two episodes highlight the work of the Royal Victorian Institute of the Blind. Through a series of interviews with children, adults, workers and staff, Bill Roberts looks at how the perception of blindness does not match the reality experienced by the blind or vision impaired.1 CD with 26 tracksroyal victorian institute for the blind, bill roberts, margary rojo, neil westh, george findlay, frank nowlan, alan nuske, hilda gammon, h.n. acland

Oral history interview with various RVIB attendees by Michele Prentice and Jamie Kelly. People discuss their time at RVIB and their experiences in the classroom and dormitories. This event was held to allow former pupils and staff to return to the building prior to it being sold by the organisation.13 audio recordings of recollections from former RVIB attendeesroyal victorian institute for the blind, oral history, michele prentice, jamie kelly, carolyn mcgowan, graeme mcgowan, john machin, neville kerr, janene sadhu, margaret tompkins, david horsfall, frank nowlan, terry greer, carmen scott, mary pipczak, vicki jolley, john lowe, barbara williams, helen paul