A new, free online training module released by Audiology Australia titled “Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Families” is helping audiologists and other hearing professionals around the country improve their understanding of culturally responsive hearing care.

Dr Barbra Timmer will remain as President of Audiology Australia (AudA), as Australian audiology’s peak accrediting and advocacy body reveals its new look Board for 2025.

The AudA 2025 Conference is an unmissable opportunity for those looking for an extra edge in preparing for the changing clinical and operational demands facing audiology.

Audiology Australia (AudA) has won its bid to showcase the region at the World Congress of Audiology (WCA) with the International Society of Audiology (ISA) naming Sydney host city for 2030.

National audiology peak body, Audiology Australia (AudA) has opened registrations for its Online Conference 2024 running this 24 and 25 October. Running over two half days, attendees will be able live stream sessions through the dedicated Conference Portal.

While Audiology Australia welcomes this opportunity to strengthen the profession, we urge caution in viewing regulatory changes for audiology as a panacea for broader systemic failures in the settings identified in the recent Qld and SA inquiries.

This Tinnitus Awareness Week, Audiology Australia (AudA) is encouraging those in need of help to make an appointment with an accredited audiologist.

Audiology Australia is continuing its theme of change with the announcement of three new Board Directors as it enters a new era of innovation, growth, and reconciliation.

After three years of mostly virtual events, Australian and international audiologists and hearing health professionals joined Audiology Australia in channelling some Hollywood glamour as they honoured the best of the profession with the 2023 AudA Awards at Warner Bros. Movie World on the Gold Coast.