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Eye injection costs and rebates
Updated information on eye injection costs, available rebates, and key details for patients.
Elisabeth Macdonald Memorial Award
Developing innovative models of care to help improve access to quality and effective specialist eye care in underserved communities of regional and rural areas.
MDFA’s 25th Anniversary Research Awards Announced
Macular Disease Foundation Australia (MDFA) has awarded a total of $300,000 to two groundbreaking research projects.
Australians would sacrifice retirement to save their sight
New research commissioned by Macular Disease Foundation Australia reveals the sacrifices Australians would have to make to save their sight. This includes delaying retirement, returning to work, or foregoing treatment altogether.
Shining a light on 25 years of progress
Macular Disease Foundation Australia marked a defining milestone today – 25 years of dedicated work to protect the sight of Australians living with macular disease.
Jillian Skinner calls for urgent action on affordable eye injections
At Macular Disease Foundation Australia’s 25th anniversary event at Parliament House in Canberra, former NSW Health Minister the Hon. Jillian Skinner AM delivered a powerful reminder of what is at stake for Australians living with macular disease.
Celebrating 25 years of impact at Parliament House
Macular Disease Foundation Australia has marked a significant milestone at Parliament House, celebrating 25 years of dedicated work to protect the sight of Australians living with macular disease.
The Autumn edition of our 2026 newsletter is out now
Read the Autumn 2026 edition of the Vision Voice newsletter
When Vision Plays Tricks Living with Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Scot Muirden, holds qualifications in Psychology and Social Work from the University of Melbourne. After nearly ten years working within the mental health sector, he transitioned into the field of eye health care, influenced by his family’s lived experience of vision impairment, including his mother and brother, who both have congenital visual conditions.
