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Australian & New Zealand Eye Foundation’s (ANZEF’s) grant round 2026 is now open. ANZEF supports initiatives that advance eye health equity and expand access to high-quality ophthalmic care across Aus
Incorporating the world’s first digital binoculars, SeeLuma is a game-changer in ophthalmic surgery, said David Walker, Bausch + Lomb (B+L) ANZ’s surgical marketing manager. “It’s the world’s first fu
Silmo Academy is calling the international vision care community to join them in Bali for its International Congress 6–8 of April 2026. The scientific programme, with NZ-CPD application underwa
Blackfin’s first 2026 collection moves towards a new concept of lightness, where titanium is shaped through its proprietary technical processes, bringing to life its signature urban, refined design la
Mediworks Scansys Pro 3D anterior segment tomographer offers several key improvements over its predecessor, including crisper imaging, twice the data capture capability and expanded software functiona
Morel, established in the French Jura since 1880, has launched a new radiant acetate concept Estelle, featuring delicate colour gradients in contrasting combinations. With considered details, Estelle
US researchers evaluated the quality of Instagram posts about amblyopia using the currency, reliability, authority and purpose (CRAP) test, concluding it is underused by eyecare professionals for publ
Planning for the 76th edition of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO) NZ Annual Scientific Meeting 7–9 May 2026 at the QT Queenstown (formerly Rydges) is well unde
Just one month after receiving CE and TGA approval, Microclear Medical’s Sky whole-eye imaging technology took pride of place on Ophthalmopro’s stand at RANZCO 2025. This is the first, fully automated
Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA) has launched a national petition urging the Australian Government to expand the Commonwealth Prac Payment to cover all allied health students, including opto
Finland-based IXI is preparing to launch its autofocus spectacles for presbyopes, which use eye-tracking and liquid crystal lens technology to adapt to the wearer’s gaze. Having acquired a lens
Hawke’s Bay optometrist Niall McCormack has returned from his fifth Tanzania trip, delivering eye care to people in need through the charity Eye Care for Africa, which he founded in 2017. Not only did
