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Front L to R: Dr Emma Laird (newly elected), Dr Yetta Abrahams (co-vice president), Lia Traves (co-vice president), Emma Ramsay (treasurer), Dr Barbra Timmer (president). Back L to R: Dr Jessica Vitkovic, Sam Harkus, Catherine Hart, Luke Austin (newly elected). Image: Audiology Australia.

Audiology Australia

Strong leadership and new faces in 2025 Audiology Australia board

December 12, 2024

Dr Barbra Timmer will remain as president of Audiology Australia (AudA), the nation’s peak accrediting and advocacy body for audiology...

(From left) ACAud inc HAASA CEO Miguel Diaz, Jan Pollard, Andrew Sharrock, Vijay Marimuthu, Cameron Dicieri, Kylie Dicieri, Mark Paton, Margeurite Rushworth, Janette Brazel and Helen King. Image: ACAud inc HAASA.

New appointments

Adelaide audiologist/audiometrist Kylie Dicieri to chair ACAud inc. HAASA Board

by Helen Carter

December 9, 2024

Adelaide audiologist and audiometrist Ms Kylie Dicieri is the new chair of the Australian College of Audiology incorporating HAASA (ACAud...

Professor Graeme Clark AC telling the incredible story of the cochlear implant in a video that screened at the 7th Pause Awards. Image: Pause Awards.

Cochlear implants

Bionic ear inventor Professor Graeme Clark inducted into Pause Awards Hall of Fame

by Helen Carter

December 8, 2024

Cochlear implant pioneer Professor Graeme Clark AC has been inducted into the Pause Awards Hall of Fame for his groundbreaking contributions...

Reviewers said an English-only approach to learning may not be best but it's important to nurture bilingualism, and the place of sign language in the curriculum should be emphasised. Image: wavebreak/stock.adobe.com.

Research

Review suggests Deaf children should be bilingual in sign language and English

by Helen Carter

November 26, 2024

Ensuring deaf children become bilingual in sign language and English should be a key priority for policymakers and teachers because...

Audiologist Vanessa Zhang from Knox Audiology performing paediatric hearing testing. Image: Knox Audiology.

Features

Helping children and growing your practice

by Helen Carter

November 24, 2024

At least five million children aged under 18 live in Australia. Providing hearing care to those children who need it...

From left, Michaela Cassidy, Specsavers ANZ's Head of Customer Operations, and Maree Patikas, Audiology Partner, Roseland, Bankstown and Chullora. Image: Reader's Digest.

Audiology networks

Specsavers receives KPMG and Reader’s Digest customer service awards

by Helen Carter

November 21, 2024

Specsavers has been recognised for delivering exceptional customer service in two awards received this month from KPMG and Reader’s Digest....

Victoria’s 76 health services use different patient record systems, some paper-based, but the connected EMR (electronic medical record) system is now underway. Image: CojanAI/stock.adobe.com.

ENT Nurses

State Government funds electronic medical record upgrade at Eye and Ear Hospital

by Helen Carter

November 21, 2024

The Victorian Government will fund a medical record upgrade to electronic systems at The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital....

The revolutionary EarGenie system to detect auditory responses in babies is expected in audiology practices soon. It is partly funded by the Passe & Williams Foundation. Image: The University of Melbourne.

Features

Passe & Williams Foundation – a legacy for good

by Helen Carter

November 19, 2024

Over the past 33 years, the Melbourne-based Passe & Williams Foundation has funded more than 400 research projects in Australia...

This month's bulletin on personnel changes and new appointments in the sector features staff updates for Demant, Hearing SA, EarBus, Hearing Australia and Ear Science Institute Australia.

Hearing Careers

People on the move – November 2024

by Helen Carter

November 19, 2024

Hearing Practitioner Australia’s bi-monthly bulletin to keep the Australian hearing sector updated on new appointments and personnel changes, nationally and...

To be considered for the list, companies must be identified as outstanding global employers with recognition on at least five Best Workplaces lists from across the world during 2023 or early 2024. Image: Specsavers.

Audiology networks

Specsavers named one of the World’s Best Workplaces in 2024

by Helen Carter

November 15, 2024

Specsavers has been ranked 16th in Fortune magazine's World’s 25 Best Workplaces in 2024 list. Fortune magazine and Great Place...

Passe & Williams Foundation funds world first inner ear cell atlas and other research

Hearing Careers

Strong leadership and new faces in 2025 Audiology Australia board

Adelaide audiologist/audiometrist Kylie Dicieri to chair ACAud inc. HAASA Board

Bionic ear inventor Professor Graeme Clark inducted into Pause Awards Hall of Fame

Review suggests Deaf children should be bilingual in sign language and English

Helping children and growing your practice

Specsavers receives KPMG and Reader’s Digest customer service awards

State Government funds electronic medical record upgrade at Eye and Ear Hospital

Passe & Williams Foundation – a legacy for good

People on the move – November 2024

Specsavers named one of the World’s Best Workplaces in 2024

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