'The Growing Child' featured Barbara HEGARTY (GARDINER) in the role of the child, Rosemary.Video recording 'The Growing Child'.the growing child, barbara gardiner, barbara hegarty

Various advertisements which played during the Channel 9 broadcast of Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight.1 colour video recording with soundcarols by candlelight, jamie kelly, rachel johnson, nick gleeson, megan denyer, graeme innes, krystal keller, greg mckibbin, stephen jolley, kodak, rory smith, joa smith, isla smith, fundraising

In honour of 2006 Volunteer Recognition Day, photographs were taken of volunteers across the many departments they work in, including: 3RPH, transcription, audio production, circulation, proof reading, drivers, day centre activities, and packaging of library and marketing materials.1 colour video recording with soundvolunteers, 3rph radio station, lynette clarke, roberta ashby, alan egerton, marjorie west, dorothy hamilton, debbie cooke, cheryl marshall, lynne kells, elizabeth maxwell

Episode of 'Animal Emergency' airing on Sunday 21 February 2010, following potential Seeing Eye Dog 'Winter' and his new owner Penny. 1 colour video recording with soundpenny stevenson, fabiano peirera, andrew kapsis, harry vanderjagt, seeing eye dogs australia

Channel 9 transmission of 2006 Carols by Candlelight concert held at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.2 colour video recordings with soundcarols by candlelight, ray martin, john foreman, david campbell, marina prior, denis walter, anthony callea, national boys choir, australian girls choir, matthew newton, sylvie palladino, gorgi quill, daddy cool, melbourne gospel choir, jessica mauboy, ian stenlake, hi-5, kathleen de leon jones, dannii minogue, brian mcfadden, bert newton, patti newton, delta goodrem, humphrey b bear

In 2006 Vision Australia launched it's i-Access campaign, with the aim of raising $30M to provide the technology and resources for people to access printed materials in DAISY (Digital Accessible Information SYstem) format. 1 colour video recording with soundaudio equipment, fundraising, vision australia, graeme innes, gerard menses, prue watt, dawson ko, ron mccallum, pauline gandel, jamie kelly, michael simpson, tim mitchell, angela rohrlach, danijela zebic, kathy fela, elaine thurman

In 2007 Vision Australia continued it's i-Access campaign, with the aim of raising $30M to provide the technology and resources for people to access printed materials in DAISY (Digital Accessible Information SYstem) format. 1 colour video recording with soundaudio equipment, fundraising, vision australia, graeme innes, gerard menses, prue watt, dawson ko, ron mccallum, pauline gandel, jamie kelly, michael simpson, danijela zebic, elaine thurman

In 2007 Vision Australia produced an overview of the aims of the organisation and a broad look at some of the services provided.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, prue watt, dawson ko, jamie kelly, michael simpson, rob mcquillan, tony clarke, tony iezzi, dawn davis, chris baillie, fundraising

As part of the promotion for Carols by Candelight, Marina Prior, Denis Walter and Silvie Paladino spoke and sang on Channel 9's Mornings with Kerri-Anne on November 11, 2007.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, fundraising, carols by candlelight, marina prior, denis walter, silvie paladino, kerri-anne kennerley

Adventurers Eric Weihenmayer and Sally Piper speak about their recent Blue Mountains trek as well as the documentary Blindsight which covers Eric's work with six Tibetan teenagers who aim to climb a 23,000 foot mountain. Sally also discusses the support she received during her Duke of Edinburgh Award.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, eric weihenmayer, sally piper, melissa doyle, david koch

Nicky Buckley interviews horsewoman Anna Briggs whose love of and interest in animals prompted her to volunteer with the RSPCA, as well as studying animal science and management at university.1 colour video recording with soundanna briggs, nicky buckley, nellie hunter, employment

Sallianne Deckert interviews 11 year old Billy whose love of and interest in animals is not diminished by having retinopathy of prematurity. Jo Boyko assists Billy with his first long cane lesson.1 colour video recording with soundsallianne deckert, jo boyko, orientation and mobility

These advertisements were produced to advertise the partnership between the City of Melbourne and Vision Australia, as well as Vision Australia services to a wide range of age groups and needs. They ran during the 2006 Carols by Candlelight concert televised by Channel 9: - City of Melbourne play on - Feelix play on featuring Sigrid Thornton - Emily play on - Vision impaired cricket featuring Max Walker - Vision Australia CSA featuring Kevin Murfitt5 colour video recordings with soundvision australia, carols by candlelight, advertising, bridget mcintyre, stephen jolley, kevin murfitt, jamie kelly, tony clarke, dawson ko, prue watt, john so, louise curtin, michelle cozis, sigrid thornton, william cozis, feelix, brooke shanahan, emily shanahan, amanda pierini, malcolm fraser, chris baillie, max walker, gerard menses, ron mccallum

2007 Prime Television Network Vision Australia community service announcement. Vision Australia client Anna Briggs is shown with her horse and walking into a Vision Australia office.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, anna briggs, advertising

2007 Channel 9 Vision Australia community service announcement. Vision Australia client Kevin Murfitt touches upon the services that Vision Australia can provide, with images of people reading books, using computers, in radio studios and walking, as well as kids playing at Burwood School.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, advertising, brandon ahtong-pereira, kevin murfitt, tim mitchell, arun raman, bernadette jolley, rita townsend-booth, burwood school

2007 Channel 9 Vision Australia community service announcement. Brooke Shanahan discusses the services of Vision Australia for her daughter Emily.1 colour video recording with soundvision australia, advertising, brooke shanahan, emily shanahan, amanda pierini, malcolm fraser

These advertisements were produced to advertise Vision Australia services to a wide range of age groups and needs. They ran during the 2008 Carols by Candlelight concert televised by Channel 9: - Feelix library featuring Sigrid Thornton - The Nicholson family - Myer's support of Vision Australia - David Campbell with Danijela4 colour video recordings with soundvision australia, carols by candlelight, advertising, sigrid thornton, feelix, david manuell, rafe manuell, lorin nicholson, bernie brookes, david campbell, danijela zebic, susan zebic, paul zebic

In 2007 ABC Compass story on the life (so far) of Professor Ron McCallum - his family, his education and his role as a law professor. 1 colour video recordings with soundron mccallum, lois doery, mary crock, daniel mccallum, kate mccallum, gerard mccallum

Various movies made by the RVIB and transferred on to digital media. These were created for raising awareness of the RVIB and to appeal for donations from the general public. Most are assumed to be from the 1940s. 1. Brief image of children at RVIB. Various girls knitting in the grounds of St Kilda road, with a quick cutaway to two babies in prams. In the middle of the girls is a globe with a rainbow style surround that reads "The sun will never set on our Empire / Because we have the will to win!" The Australia flag and Union Jack flutter above the words and in the middle is the AIF rising sun badge. There is a brief shot of uniformed girls holding up a rug. 2. Two men stand beside a Clarke and Smith talking book player. One man guides the other to the cartridge and to open the cartridge mailing container. 3. "The work and play of the babies and children give our supporters never ending interest and enthusiasm!" A boy weaving cane on to a timber frame, a girl reads her piano music as she plays, whilst another writes in Braille. 4. "This girl is studying for her leaving Certificate to enter the University for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts!" Phyllis Lawson at a typewriter, a classroom of students and a girl reading a book. 5. "Arithmetic and algebra sums are worked out by steel pins placed in octagonal holes." Students using a Taylor's Slate. 6. "Born into a world of darkness. They depend upon for the LIGHT! Through education, training, recreation." A teacher helps a girl read a raised map, a boy finds the South American landmass on the globe, and a boy feels his way around a toy galleon. 7. "You can quite understand why the School Inspector said the manual training and work of our pupils would do credit to a normal School!" A boy adjusts the rear wheels of a wooden model biplane and spins the propeller when done. 8. "Little fingers which are frequently stiff and clumsy through lack of training are guided into confidence and self help." Various children are shown weaving canework baskets or stringing beads, and a younger child creates plasticine models. 9. "Out of the Shadows of ignorance into the Sunshine" of Happy, useful Citizenship. With your help!" Two children make a bed in a dormitory, a girl brushes her teeth and washes and dries her hands in a dormitory bathroom, children eat with napkins tucked under their chins at tables covered in cloth and with flower centrepieces in a dining room, and girls in various costumes dance in the garden. 10. "They afford an object lesson on how to tackle and vanquish misfortune!" Four children row an adult on Albert Park Lake, children play on a swing carousel next to a building on which is painted 'Blind Babies Nursery', a boy winds up a train and places in on the track, and two children play with blocks. 11. "And now we come to our blind toddlers! Our Nursery School is the only one in the Southern Hemisphere!" Children play with dolls, a playhouse and a rocker swing. 12. "Only for your support their lives might have been pitiful tragedies!" Children cuddle or play with soft toys, rocker swing and playhouse whilst a younger child sits in a chair. 13. "All that sight means stimulates our minds to express the sympathy of our heart to them." Three girls sing their dolls to sleep as they cradle and rock them. 14. Outside of St Kilda Road building from various views. 15. "Our hostels for young blind." Raleigh Street hostel. 16. "The Lighthouse is the symbol of the Institute's activities. It spreads light through education and training into the lives of all eligible blind babies, children and adults of Victoria! A peep into our factories!" View of factory building, workers making millet brooms, weaving mats and basket weaving. 17. "Although our income totals 40,000 pounds annually the hand made articles of our sightless workers have to be sold at a heavy loss to compete with machine made goods! This loss, and the 10,000 pounds given annually in compassionate allowances to the adult blind to help them to support their wives and families can only be maintained by donations from Citizens!" Various workers making a range of brooms in the factory. 18. "All our blind adults live in their own homes. They receive 36,000 pounds annually, including nearly 10,000 pounds in compassionate allowances! We can NEVER THEREFORE BE SELF SUPPORTING." The range of goods produced by RVIB (baskets, mats, brooms and brushes) is shown hanging from the swing carousel in the children's playground. "Our blind workers can support their wives and families by constant employment only if Citizens ask Storekeepers for "BLIND INSTITUTE" goods. 19. A man adjusts the dampeners on a piano. "Please engage our expert blind piano tuners and repairers. They attend to more than 1000 pianos and pianolas every year!" A man puts in a row of dampeners and then tunes the piano. 20. "Our gymnasium, social, dancing, cricket and other forms of recreation give the sightless endless pleasure!" Male on a stationary bike, using a skipping rope, weightlifting and Greco-Roman wrestling in the gym, men playing cricket, people playing cards, a tile game, dominoes, checkers and a pinball game. 21. A girl using a wireless set. "For many years now we have given and maintained FREE wireless sets to all needy applicants throughout Victoria!" Girl puts on headphones and adjusts the dials. 22. " "TALKING BOOKS" have now been invented for the education and entertainment of the sightless. Literature of all kinds is thereby read to them by means of special records." A boy puts on headphones to listening to a recording. 23. Couples dance as the RVIB Orchestra plays on stage. Plates of cakes are passed around a table amongst tired dancers. The camera pans across the four piece orchestra (piano, saxophone, drummer and double bass). 24. "To lighten their darkness is a work of mercy! Please help us to give them The courage of usefulness, The privilege of work, The happiness of comradeship". 25. Various people at a meeting, one with a dog guide at his feet and some with dark glasses. Three men stand near a Clarke & Smith cartridge player talking. Two of them appeared earlier. 26. Women working in a room. A man gives dictation to a women, who is using possibly a Stainsby-Wayne embossed shorthand typewriter, a telephone operator connects calls, a man takes notes on a Stainsby-Wayne crab writer, a room full of people working, a metal device moves between two springs and two men work with timber. 27. RVIB sign, outside front of RVIB building and a group of adults sit on benches under the giant central trees, children have running races, children cheer and one receives a ribbon for her sash that is over her school uniform, a woman writes down the results, a man uses a device, various shots of children, games such as ball tossing, winding up string race, younger children have a running race holding hands with nursing staff. 28. "Melbourne, Blind Childrens' Annual Sports". Outside of RVIB building and sign, children compete in a variety of games as adults watch on. 29. "Melbourne, Swimming Under Handicap". Children walking along a street, past a Holden, to enter the City Baths. Inside they swim, learn to swim, jump and dive into the pool under the watchful gaze of a group of women. This portion of the film then is repeated in segments.1 colour video recordings with no soundroyal victorian institute for the blind, phyllis gration, rvib nursery, rvib school, rvib orchestra, braille equipment, braille music, recreation, fundraising, education, employment, buildings, raleigh street hostel, audio books

Movies made at Burwood School during the 1960s. Children at the Burwood School swimming pool during competition, in the playground, playing cricket and with an English sheepdog, in the nursery, playing in a wading pool, ironing, cooking and learning how to open doors and talk to a visiting dignitary. A boy is learning to walk in calipers and various staff members watch over these activities. During outside play, the approaching line of housing estates in Burwood can be seen creeping towards the school grounds.1 colour video recordings with no soundrvib nursery, recreation, education, buildings, rvib burwood school, esme dunnell

Channel 9 transmission of 2008 Carols by Candlelight concert held at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.3 colour video recordings with soundcarols by candlelight, john foreman, david campbell, denis walter, anthony callea, national boys choir, australian girls choir, gorgi quill, ian stenlake, hi-5, humphrey b bear, lorin nicholson, cast of billy elliot, katie noonan, jay laga'aia, cast of wicked, rob mills, silvie paladino, mcclymonts, tim campbell, mahalia barnes, vanessa amorosi, jimmy barnes, marina prior, melbourne gospel choir, georgie parker, michael cormick, karl stefanovic, lisa wilkinson, jasmine rae

These advertisements were produced to advertise Vision Australia services to a wide range of age groups and needs. They ran during the 2008 Carols by Candlelight concert televised by Channel 9: - Anthony Callea and the Law family - Bernie Brookes - Geoffrey Lee and Bryce Courtenay - Anna Briggs and Damien Oliver1 colour video recordings with soundvision australia, carols by candlelight, advertising, anthony callea, jayne law, david law, kate law, nicholas law, jacob law, bernie brookes, geoffrey lee, bryce courtenay, anna briggs, damien oliver

Channel 9 transmission of 1985 Carols by Candlelight concert held at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.3 colour video recordings with soundcarols by candlelight, colleen hewett, brian naylor, donald cant, the cobbers, barry crocker, adrian campbell, peter roberts, lindsay field, lisa edwards, ros pisani, linda george, david pickard, jon st peeters, jackie ataknasovski, session singers, kamahl, jackie love, ross skiffington, special guest, suzanne steele, geoff harvey

Channel 9 transmission of 1989 Carols by Candlelight concert held at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.3 colour video recordings with soundcarols by candlelight, debra byrne, rob guest, karen knowles, colin wood, cameron daddo, ray martin, broken voices, lisa edwards, peter cupples, humphrey b bear, the seekers, noel watson, jeff phillips, national boys choir, christine douglas, suzanne johnston, geoff harvey, don stevenson

Burwood school students performing at the 1991 end of year school concert held at Burwood.1 colour video recordings with soundroyal victorian institute for the blind, rvib burwood school

In 1993, singer Debra Byrne met, listened and sang with a small group of students at the Burwood School prior to the Carols by Candlelight concert.1 colour video recording with soundroyal victorian institute for the blind, rvib burwood school, debra byrne

1993 Burwood School end of year concert held at Ormond Hall.1 colour video recording with soundroyal victorian institute for the blind, rvib burwood school, ormond hall, barbara forehan, melissa cutler, steven watson, alan taylor, jordie howell, lisa hayes, lauren hayes, michael marshall, trent willard, bernadette conlan, janice johns, sue coull

In 1990, Burwood School students performed and helped write 'Up the Rent Jack (Just Clowning Around)' with Barbara Forehan. Staged in the J.D. Stove Theatre at Koonung Secondary College, students and teachers sang and acted in a play about the impending closure of a circus by greedy businessmen.1 colour video recording with soundroyal victorian institute for the blind, rvib burwood school, barbara forehan, troy mcconnel, alan taylor, manny tzourtzouklis, barry lucas, dean carland, kristian kupsch, janice johns, david james, david ryan, janette mcdonald, robert kelly, andrew slamet, bradley bellingham, felicity joyce, geoff treloar, marianne bellizia, garry stinchcombe, victoria snadir, belinda biviano, carolyn burley, daniel maligsay, daniel panetta, leigh corbett, lloyd smith, david spark, travis fry, simon bryden, mark fisher, andrea parke, thomas anderson, luke armstrong, richard meeker, natasha vassiliou, anton hackenberger, trent willard, paul moullet, tina modesto, abby serrelly, andrea daly, david cannata, emme parlby, rebecca williams, kelli green, andrew morrish, steffan sculley, geoff toll, steven ewart, charlesworth sanford, tim caldwell

RPH audio described version of Channel 9 transmission's of 2008 Carols by Candlelight concert held at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.2 colour video recordings with soundcarols by candlelight, john foreman, david campbell, denis walter, anthony callea, national boys choir, australian girls choir, gorgi quill, ian stenlake, hi-5, humphrey b bear, lorin nicholson, cast of billy elliot, katie noonan, jay laga'aia, cast of wicked, rob mills, silvie paladino, mcclymonts, tim campbell, mahalia barnes, vanessa amorosi, jimmy barnes, marina prior, melbourne gospel choir, georgie parker, michael cormick, karl stefanovic, lisa wilkinson, jasmine rae, carole grace, wesley turnbull, 3rph

These advertisements were produced to advertise Vision Australia services to a wide range of age groups and needs. They ran during the 2008 Carols by Candlelight concert televised by Channel 9: - Anthony Callea and the Bodnar family - Bernie Brookes - Lorin Nicholson - Micah, Elaine and Ray Cheung - Dick Smith with Rafe5 colour video recordings with soundvision australia, carols by candlelight, advertising, anthony callea, bernie brookes, layla bodnar, max bodnar, konji bodnar, micah cheung, elaine cheung, ray cheung, lorin nicholson, dick smith, rafe manuell, gerard menses, sigrid thornton