University and training
UWA opens paediatric soundproof booth for audiology research and student training
A paediatric soundproof booth has opened at The University of Western Australia (UWA) for research and training of audiology students....
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Hearing Australia offers free PD for educators in National Reconciliation Week
During National Reconciliation Week 2025, Hearing Australia’s First Nations Services Unit is offering free online professional development (PD) for educators...
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AuCA: Training Aboriginal health workers in audiometry
Audiologist JANETTE BRAZEL discusses a pilot program to build capacity and confidence in audiometry skills for Aboriginal Health Workers in...
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University of Western Australia celebrates milestone 25 years of audiology course
The University of Western Australia (UWA) has celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Master of Clinical Audiology course, run by...
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La Trobe Uni study finds high rates of bullying of audiology interns and students on placement
All Australian audiology students and interns surveyed in a La Trobe University study experienced negative acts during clinical placement, with...
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Big boost for audiology in La Trobe Uni’s new $82 million clinical teaching building
A new $82 million clinical teaching building at La Trobe University, Melbourne will host audiology training, research and offer audiology...
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HHSA urges Govt to extend HSP to low-income people and create new aged care screening item
The Hearing Health Sector Alliance (HHSA) has named four priority actions for the 2025 Australian federal election including extending the...
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Kick starting your hearing care career
Melbourne audiologist and Australasian College of Audiometry educator, Ms KATIE LIAN provides advice to kick start your career as a...
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Deaf Connect says Australia has a shortage of Auslan interpreters
Australia’s Deaf community is facing a significant shortage of Auslan interpreters nationwide, according to Deaf Connect. About 16,000 Australians use...
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University of Melbourne study finds cochlear implants may improve cognitive function, slow dementia symptoms
New Australian research suggests cochlear implants may improve cognitive function and slow dementia symptoms in older adults. Lead author, audiologist...
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