World Hearing Day 2026: Supporting “Hearing Care for All Children”
AudA has joined the global movement by organising a free webinar for Australian parents and carers, “Helping Parents Understand Children’s Hearing and Hearing Checks”, on 3 March.
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Audiology Australia Launches New Wellbeing Benefits for Members
Audiology Australia can today announce new wellbeing member benefits designed to further help Audiologist members navigate personal and professional challenges in the workplace.
Audiology Regulation Moves into Active Development
The Health Workforce Taskforce has confirmed that preliminary policy work for regulation under Ahpra will commence in the first half of 2026. This marks the real starting line for the transition process.
Audiology Australia Announces New Board Changes
Audiology Australia today announces the appointment of a new president, vice president and treasurer, three new board members, and the end of three long-standing members’ terms.
Audiology Australia Welcomes Regulation Under Ahpra
Audiology Australia welcomes the announcement at the Health Ministers Meeting on 12 September that audiology will be registered under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme (NRAS), and therefore Ahpra, the operational agency that administers NRAS.
35% off advertising: AudA launches discounts for charities/non-profits and small businesses
Charities/non-profits and small businesses may now be eligible for up to 35% off costs for advertising and when ...
Audiology Australia calls on parties to listen to common sense health policy recommendations
Audiology Australia (AudA) has today joined the call for political parties and independents to make common-sense changes to their policies in the lead up to the 2025 federal election that will improve access to allied health and hearing care services for more Australians.
One billion young people at risk: World Hearing Day highlights global gaming challenge
Over 1 billion young people may be at risk of avoidable, permanent hearing loss due to prolonged exposure to loud sounds during recreational activities such as video gaming and listening to music – a challenge highlighted this World Hearing Day (3 March).
Awareness the first step to tackling high rates of tinnitus, says audiology’s peak accrediting body
Audiology Australia is highlighting the importance of raising awareness of tinnitus as the first step to a future where more Australians can benefit from earlier intervention and protection from the condition.
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World Hearing Day - 3 March
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NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK - 27 mAY - 3 jUNE
Audiology Australia supports National Reconciliation Week , which aims to strengthen the relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous peoples.
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