March 2018: This year’s World Hearing Day was the perfect opportunity for Zan Rowe to find out how her ears have fared after a lifetime of going to gigs!
Zan Rowe Checks In
Let’s Talk Tinnitus This Week
February 2018: Tinnitus is something many young music students have experienced and it can provide a great gateway to conversations about hearing health.
Leisure Noise and Hearing
November 2017: Leisure Noise and Hearing is the topic of the Seminars in Hearing Special Edition released this month and guest edited by our very own Dr Elizabeth Beach.
Music Australia’s Round Table
August 2017: Music Australia invited HEARsmart to be part of their annual national conference for contemporary music policy and industry development.
Hearing Health and Wellbeing
May 2017: The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport are holding an Inquiry into the Hearing Health and Wellbeing of Australia – and we’re attending …
WHO will Make Listening Safe?
March 2017: Hot on the heels of World Hearing Day on the 3rd March, the World Health Organisation (WHO), in association with the International Telecomunications Union (ITU), bought together international experts …
Music venue day with City of Melbourne
February 2017: One hot day in February, the HEARsmart team were delighted to attend the City of Melbourne and Music Victoria’s first ever Venue Day. Hosted by the Toff in Town, there was a diverse mix …
Cuppa for tinnitus awareness
February 2017: Last week, Better Hearing Australia kicked off the inaugural Australian Tinnitus Awareness Week (6-12 February) with a Tea for Tinnitus get together at Better Hearing House in Prahran, Melbourne.
Audio engineers x audiologist
September 2016: Another weekend jaunt led the HEARsmart team to the first ever Melbourne Audio Trade Show, held at SAE Creative Media Institute in South Melbourne. The show bought together big audio …
Engineering hackathon
September 2016: Last weekend, HEARsmart sponsored a wearable electronics hackathon and were delighted that someone came up with a potential gadget that could record and display basic information …