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Category: Vision at 40 and beyond

Why menopause can mean dry, gritty eyes and what you can do about it

by Katie Quirk - Public Relations Coordinator, Optometry Australia
January 21, 2026

Last week, Hollywood star Naomi Watts sparked up a conversation a lot of people don’t talk about; how menopause can…
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Still driving? Let’s talk about eyes, ageing and staying safe on the road

by Katie Quirk - Public Relations Coordinator, Optometry Australia
January 14, 2026January 21, 2026

For many older Aussies, driving equals freedom. It’s how we stay social, independent and connected. But as we age, our…
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World Sight Day 2025: uncovering hidden vision problems that affect millions of Australians

by Katie Quirk - Public Relations Coordinator, Optometry Australia
October 7, 2025October 6, 2025

This World Sight Day (Thursday, 9 October), Optometry Australia is calling on all Australians to think differently about eye health.…
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Seeing the bigger picture: Why eye health matters in the fight against dementia

by Katie Quirk - Public Relations Coordinator, Optometry Australia
September 12, 2025

Dementia is already one of Australia’s biggest health challenges, and the numbers are only going up. Right now, around 411,000…
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Australia’s game-changing breakthrough in cataract research

by Katie Quirk - Public Relations Coordinator, Optometry Australia
August 13, 2025August 27, 2025

Cataracts are the sneaky vision-stealers we all hope to dodge; creeping in to cloud your eyesight and turn everyday life…
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Macula Month: your eyes called – they want a check-up

by Katie Quirk - Communications Coordinator, Optometry Australia
May 1, 2025May 8, 2025

May is Macula Month, and if your eye health isn’t on your radar yet, it should be. Around 1.9 million…
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Ask an Optom – what do I need to know about eye health at every age?

by Katie Quirk - Communications Coordinator, Optometry Australia
April 24, 2025

We’re all about the skincare routines, dental cleans and wellness checks – but what about your eyes? They work hard…
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How good vision supports independence in Parkinson’s

by Katie Quirk - Communications Coordinator, Optometry Australia
April 10, 2025April 10, 2025

Living with Parkinson’s comes with daily challenges, but one factor that often flies under the radar is vision. Changes in…
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How to maintain healthy vision in your 40s and beyond

by Katie Quirk - Communications Coordinator, Optometry Australia
February 13, 2025March 17, 2025

Hitting 40 is a milestone and, while you might still feel 25 on the inside, your eyes are going through…
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The importance of regular eye exams: what your optometrist wants you to know

by Katie Quirk - Communications Coordinator, Optometry Australia
February 10, 2025February 13, 2025

When was the last time you had an eye exam? If you can’t remember, you’re probably overdue. Seeing clearly is…
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