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It was hard not to be drawn to the small, upbeat crowd gathered happily around one of Eyes Right Optical’s central display tables at O=Mega19, chatting amiably to the enthusiastic French man who was
Having embraced the decision to arrange sales meetings for as many of its key customers as possible, the family-owned, Italian frames company De Rigo was doing a roaring trade at O=Mega19.The
The much-anticipated, inaugural O=Mega19 optical fair and conference opened to a queue of attendees on a bright but cold, winter’s day in Melbourne on 19 July.Tucked as far away as humanly possible
Looking as if it was merely a decorative wall-hanging, Hoya’s attractive, new Visureal Master mirror centring system technology employs a six-camera set-up that automatically takes multiple
Dominating Zeiss’ stand and drawing the eye as soon as you entered O=Mega19’s exhibition hall, was the futuristic and somewhat robot-looking Visufit 1000, the company’s new digital 3D centration
Taking pride of place, in the centre of Essilor’s impressive stand at O=Mega19, was a tall, glass-covered show stand, more reminiscent of a museum than an optical fair.The stand contained a selection
To cope with the growing treatment crisis, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO) has backed the right for ophthalmologists to train hospital-based optometrists to
The RANZCO NZ Branch has introduced two named lectures to its annual conference, honouring two leading ophthalmologists from New Zealand’s past, Professor John Parr and Dr Dorothy Potter, and this year’s inaugural recipients, Professor Gerard Sutton and Dr Dianne Sharp.
The first Eye Institute seminar of 2019 was hosted by Dr Nick Mantell, who introduced the surgery’s new marketing advisor, Janelle Brunton-Rennie, who’s worked with Dr Mantell in the past. With a new marketing team in place, it was no surprise to see a new venue - th
The 2019 New Zealand Association of Optometrists (NZAO) Student Awards night was a relaxed and warm affair, celebrating the achievements of this year’s top optometry students and the important work of the country’s optometry industry association.
The newly launched Morel New Zealand received a boost in March with the arrival of the well-known French, family-owned frame designer’s regional representative, Julien Porte.
The University of Auckland’s 2019 Excellence in Ophthalmology and Vision Research awards evening was planned as a special night marking 20 years since the awards began and the rise and rise of ophthalmology and vision research in New Zealand.
