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Hearing Australia is calling on all Australians to have their hearing checked to stay connected to the people, sounds and activities they love. “Good hearing plays a significant role in helping people stay active, happy and involved in the world around them,” says Mr Kim

After moving from Hillview Community Health Centre in February, Hearing Matters have settled into their new premises in Suite 600, Ground Floor of the Australian Hearing Hub. We would encourage you to come and visit us or encourage your clients to pop in and say

“Most of the deaf and hard of hearing teenagers Hear For You mentors and supports have also been supported by Hearing Australia since they were young children,” says Mr Kim Terrell, Managing Director of Hearing Australia. “By working with Hear For You, together we can

In August, four staff from Jilin University, Changchun, China – two otologists and two audiological technicians – visited Macquarie University for three weeks to receive comprehensive training in standard adult assessment  and were certified upon successful completion of the program.  The training provided an opportunity

Two Australian Hearing Hub member organisations, Macquarie University and National Acoustic Laboratories joined forces for the 50th Anniversary of Conception Day – now called RE:Conception, to inform and educate those attending live music venues on how to protect their ears from loud noise.   Macquarie

Amanda Fullerton, Linguistics PhD student, competed in the Macquarie University rounds of the 3 Minute Thesis Competition. Amanda came first in the Department of Linguistics round, second in the Faculty-wide round and was awarded joint first place in the People’s Choice award. This means Amanda

On Monday 9 September, the Australian Hearing Hub hosted Associate Professor Piers Dawes to give a presentation on ‘Hearing and help seeking’. Piers Dawes has recently joined Macquarie University as an Associate Professor in Audiology from the University of Manchester, UK. Piers presentation looked at