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Optometry, Then the Sequel – the Story of Tsu Shan Chambers

Australia · Australia

Optometry, Then the Sequel – the Story of Tsu Shan Chambers

Tsu Shan Chambers drew on her previous life as an optometrist to play Alana, in the movie My Eyes. Images: Wise Goat Productions.One Australian woman’s story about her rise through optometry and the pursuit of a long-held passion is almost more compelling than the one she’s set to splash across the big screen. “Former optometrist.” So says the LinkedIn profile of Ms Tsu Shan Chambers. She acknowledges that one probably stings a little with her p…See the Story

ODMA recognises 2025's best operators in independent optics

Northam, Australia · Northam

ODMA recognises 2025's best operators in independent optics

Eyes Right Optical’s Kristy Gierisch was joint Sales Representative of the Year. Image: Prime Creative Media. Australian optical’s top independent practice, supplier and salesperson, plus more, have been recognised as part of the Optical Distributors and Manufacturers Association (ODMA)’s new-look awards program. Revealed on the first evening of ODMAFair25 on Friday 27 June at International Convention & Exhibition Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) by O…Read Article

Going green moves into high gear at CR Labs

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Going green moves into high gear at CR Labs

Most CR Labs lenses are made of eco-friendly plant-based material. . Image: CR Labs.Moving beyond platitudes and putting green processes into practice often requires thoughtful investment and innovation, particularly in manufacturing. But as one Australian ophthalmic supplier has found, the effort is worth it, and not just for the environment. Mr Adam Fletcher, CEO at CR Labs, happily credits his daughter. He credits her for part of the motivati…Read Article

ASO responds to Grattan Institute 'red flags' on ophthalmology

The Grattan Institute Report raised a number of issues within the ophthalmology sector. Image: Try_my_best/Shutterstock.comThe Australian Society of Ophthalmologists (ASO) has “welcomed” the release of the Grattan Institute Report highlighting a number of concerns within the sector but warns it paints a one-sided picture of the challenges posed to ophthalmology in Australia. The ASO has long called on state, territory, and the federal government…Australia · Australia Read Article

Company to begin clinical trials of 'revolutionary' accommodating IOL

A Canadian firm claims its accommodating IOL could help cataract patients focus on near and far objects. Image: StockPhotoPro/adobe.stock.com.Canadian ophthalmic technology company Ocumetics Technology Corp has announced that it is undertaking what it claims is the first-in-human (FIH) clinical studies of its “revolutionary” accommodating intraocular lens. “This moment is nothing short of transformational,” said Mr Dean Burns, CEO of Ocumetics, …Innovation · Mexico City Read Article

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Fitting mini-scleral contact lenses the focus of ACO workshop

The ACO is holding a workshop to help optometrists fit mini-scleral contact lenses. Image: ACO.The Australian College of Optometry (ACO) is launching a new hands-on workshop to help optometrists build practical skills and confidence in this complex area of mini-scleral contact lens fitting. Mini-scleral lenses provide an effective option for patients with keratoconus, corneal scarring, post-surgical complications, and severe dry eye, but the ACO…Camberwell, Victoria · Camberwell Read Article

Study: Negative acts impacting orthoptic placements, students

At least half surveyed experienced bullying. Image: buritora/Shutterstock.com.A pioneering Australian study into the plight of orthoptic students has revealed almost all surveyed experienced at least one negative act during their clinical placement. The La Trobe University study, published in the British and Irish Orthoptic Journal, also demonstrated the negative consequences of bullying, with most orthoptic students surveyed reporting feelings …Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

Optical dispenser – Cheltenham, Vic

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Australia’s leading surgeons talk refractive surprises, Sulcoflex solutions

Dr Ben LaHood, Dr Michael Rossiter Thornton, and Professor Michael Amon feature in Rayner's latest podcast. Image: Rayner.Rayner has released its latest Peer2Peer podcast, featuring two of Australia’s most respected ophthalmic surgeons, Dr Ben LaHood and Dr Michael Rossiter-Thornton, who sit down with Professor Michael Amon, the internationally acclaimed inventor of the Sulcoflex supplementary intraocular lens (IOL). Hosted by Dr LaHood in Adela…South Australia · South Australia Read Article

RANZCO Has Sights on Biggest Congress yet in 2025

The 2025 meeting is taking place in Melbourne 14-17 November. Image: f11photo/stock.adobe.come & Prime Creative Media. RANZCO is anticipating its 2025 congress in Melbourne may be one of the largest yet. Since opening registration on 10 June 2025, the college has had more than 300 delegates register for the event, taking place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre between 14-17 November. Additionally, it has received 620 paper, poste…Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires See the Story

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