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One of my favourite days of the year is our Seniors Morning Tea. I had the pleasure of launching the 2026 edition of my Seniors and Pensioners Guide, a one-stop shop for all the services available to seniors in our local area. If you couldn’t make it but would like a copy, please email me: andrew.charlton.mp@aph.gov.au 📧 A huge thank you to @salvosau for hosting us, and to @nswpolice @commbank @hearing_australia @nationalseniorsaustralia and @cityofparramatta for sharing important resources and information with the community. 🫖 #seniors #parramatta #epping #agedcare #seniorsguide
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One of my favourite days of the year is our Seniors Morning Tea. I had the pleasure of launching the 2026 edition of my Seniors and Pensioners Guide, a one-stop shop for all the services available to seniors in our local area. If you couldn’t make it but would like a copy, please email me: andrew.charlton.mp@aph.gov.au 📧 A huge thank you to @salvosau for hosting us, and to @nswpolice @commbank @hearing_australia @nationalseniorsaustralia and @cityofparramatta for sharing important resources and information with the community. 🫖 #seniors #parramatta #epping #agedcare #seniorsguide
Meet our Specialist Audiologist Steph who has been part of our Werribee Hearing Centre team in Victoria for nine years. As Steph’s work with paediatric clients grew, so did her desire to better connect with the Deaf children she supports each week. Last year, Steph began studying Auslan after work to deepen her Deaf awareness and communication skills. Steph really enjoys it and even though she says she’s still got a long way to go, families feel the impact immediately. This Auslan Day, we’re proud to shine a light on Steph and her commitment to making every child and family feel seen, respected and understood.
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Meet our Specialist Audiologist Steph who has been part of our Werribee Hearing Centre team in Victoria for nine years. As Steph’s work with paediatric clients grew, so did her desire to better connect with the Deaf children she supports each week. Last year, Steph began studying Auslan after work to deepen her Deaf awareness and communication skills. Steph really enjoys it and even though she says she’s still got a long way to go, families feel the impact immediately. This Auslan Day, we’re proud to shine a light on Steph and her commitment to making every child and family feel seen, respected and understood.
Yesterday, we joined @DrAndrewCharlton (Federal Member for Parramatta) for a wonderful morning of connection, information and community at the 2026 Seniors Morning Tea, celebrating the launch of the Seniors and Pensioners Guide ☕️ Guests had the opportunity to hear from speakers representing City of Parramatta Council, Commonwealth Bank and Parramatta Police Area Command, while our hearing specialists (Lauren Calvert and Isabelle Paras) provided free hearing checks, answered attendees' questions and hosted a designated quiet zone throughout the event. We look forward to continuing to support our local seniors through events and initiatives that promote health, wellbeing and connection 👂💙
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Yesterday, we joined @DrAndrewCharlton (Federal Member for Parramatta) for a wonderful morning of connection, information and community at the 2026 Seniors Morning Tea, celebrating the launch of the Seniors and Pensioners Guide ☕️ Guests had the opportunity to hear from speakers representing City of Parramatta Council, Commonwealth Bank and Parramatta Police Area Command, while our hearing specialists (Lauren Calvert and Isabelle Paras) provided free hearing checks, answered attendees' questions and hosted a designated quiet zone throughout the event. We look forward to continuing to support our local seniors through events and initiatives that promote health, wellbeing and connection 👂💙
Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Your hearing matters at every age. Trust it to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
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Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Your hearing matters at every age. Trust it to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
We are incredibly proud of our client Mikayla Burke (@miikaylaburke) on her recent audition for @australianidol! 🎤 🦻 Some words from Mikayla: "Being on Australian Idol with hearing loss was a reminder that music is about connection, not perfection. If my story helps even one person feel seen or supported, that means everything to me. Thank you to Hearing Australia, your support has helped me keep living my dream and continue kicking goals!" We're so excited to watch your journey and wish you all the best! 💙
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We are incredibly proud of our client Mikayla Burke (@miikaylaburke) on her recent audition for @australianidol! 🎤 🦻 Some words from Mikayla: "Being on Australian Idol with hearing loss was a reminder that music is about connection, not perfection. If my story helps even one person feel seen or supported, that means everything to me. Thank you to Hearing Australia, your support has helped me keep living my dream and continue kicking goals!" We're so excited to watch your journey and wish you all the best! 💙
Congratulations to Professor Harvey Dillon AO, recipient of the 2026 Hearing Australia Lifetime Achievement Award. Professor Dillon has dedicated more than 40 years to advancing hearing healthcare and improving the lives of people with hearing loss in Australia and around the world. Joining the National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) in 1979, Professor Dillon went on to spend 39 years with NAL, including 17 years as Director. Reflecting on his career, he said, “Within nine months of joining NAL, I knew it was where I wanted to be for my whole career. It gave me an opportunity to do research that actually changed things.” From his leadership at NAL to his ongoing research at Macquarie University, Professor Dillon’s work has influenced generations and improved countless lives. Thank you Professor Dillon for your remarkable and lasting contribution to hearing healthcare.
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Congratulations to Professor Harvey Dillon AO, recipient of the 2026 Hearing Australia Lifetime Achievement Award. Professor Dillon has dedicated more than 40 years to advancing hearing healthcare and improving the lives of people with hearing loss in Australia and around the world. Joining the National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) in 1979, Professor Dillon went on to spend 39 years with NAL, including 17 years as Director. Reflecting on his career, he said, “Within nine months of joining NAL, I knew it was where I wanted to be for my whole career. It gave me an opportunity to do research that actually changed things.” From his leadership at NAL to his ongoing research at Macquarie University, Professor Dillon’s work has influenced generations and improved countless lives. Thank you Professor Dillon for your remarkable and lasting contribution to hearing healthcare.
Listening means different things to all of us. It’s how we connect — to people, to stories, to culture, and to each other. During National Reconciliation Week, we’re reminded of the importance of taking the time to listen, to understand, and to walk alongside one another. At Hearing Australia, we know that listening helps us build trust, deepen understanding, and recognise the diverse experiences that shape our communities. We acknowledge the communities we work with across the country and thank those who continue to share knowledge, culture and connection. #NRW2026 #ReconciliationWeek #FirstNationsServices #AllIn #HealthyHearingStartsEarly #StayConnected
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Listening means different things to all of us. It’s how we connect — to people, to stories, to culture, and to each other. During National Reconciliation Week, we’re reminded of the importance of taking the time to listen, to understand, and to walk alongside one another. At Hearing Australia, we know that listening helps us build trust, deepen understanding, and recognise the diverse experiences that shape our communities. We acknowledge the communities we work with across the country and thank those who continue to share knowledge, culture and connection. #NRW2026 #ReconciliationWeek #FirstNationsServices #AllIn #HealthyHearingStartsEarly #StayConnected
Meet four-year-old Charlotte. Since being fitted with hearing aids through our Social Purpose Program, Charlotte is more outgoing, more engaged at home and preschool, and communicating more clearly. Her audiologist Kristen explains, “Charlotte’s confidence has grown. Her family, friends and preschool staff all noticed the change.” Charlotte is also clear about what her hearing aids mean to her saying, “I love them – I like to hear my friends.” Charlotte’s story shows the importance of early and accessible hearing care. Learn more about our Social Purpose Program here www.hearing.com.au/children-young-adult-services/our-funding-options/
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Meet four-year-old Charlotte. Since being fitted with hearing aids through our Social Purpose Program, Charlotte is more outgoing, more engaged at home and preschool, and communicating more clearly. Her audiologist Kristen explains, “Charlotte’s confidence has grown. Her family, friends and preschool staff all noticed the change.” Charlotte is also clear about what her hearing aids mean to her saying, “I love them – I like to hear my friends.” Charlotte’s story shows the importance of early and accessible hearing care. Learn more about our Social Purpose Program here www.hearing.com.au/children-young-adult-services/our-funding-options/
Thank you to all the second year audiology students who attended our recent meet and greet events. These sessions were a great opportunity to share insights, experiences, and offer a glimpse into life at Hearing Australia as a graduate audiologist and beyond. Our Richmond Hearing Centre Manager Tarnia shares, “The Richmond event was a fantastic success, with an energetic and positive atmosphere. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to making the evening so special. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with the next generation of audiologists, who already show incredible promise and passion for their future careers. Wishing all our graduates the very best as they prepare for their final exams and take the next exciting steps in their audiology journey."
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Thank you to all the second year audiology students who attended our recent meet and greet events. These sessions were a great opportunity to share insights, experiences, and offer a glimpse into life at Hearing Australia as a graduate audiologist and beyond. Our Richmond Hearing Centre Manager Tarnia shares, “The Richmond event was a fantastic success, with an energetic and positive atmosphere. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to making the evening so special. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with the next generation of audiologists, who already show incredible promise and passion for their future careers. Wishing all our graduates the very best as they prepare for their final exams and take the next exciting steps in their audiology journey."
At 106 years old, our client John knows exactly what matters most – staying connected. When John met Andrea, our Senior Audiologist with more than 30 years’ experience, he became the oldest client she has supported in her career. But for Andrea, age was never the focus. What mattered was John’s quality of life and supporting him so he can remain part of the world around him. “You need to socialise and I like to mingle with others,” John says. “When I’m out in the world, the hearing aids allow me to feel connected with others. I don’t feel part of the human race without them.” It’s a privilege to support people’s hearing needs at every stage of life – because connection has no age limit.
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At 106 years old, our client John knows exactly what matters most – staying connected. When John met Andrea, our Senior Audiologist with more than 30 years’ experience, he became the oldest client she has supported in her career. But for Andrea, age was never the focus. What mattered was John’s quality of life and supporting him so he can remain part of the world around him. “You need to socialise and I like to mingle with others,” John says. “When I’m out in the world, the hearing aids allow me to feel connected with others. I don’t feel part of the human race without them.” It’s a privilege to support people’s hearing needs at every stage of life – because connection has no age limit.
Congratulations to our wonderful Client Service Specialist, Karen, who recently received a Rotary Vocational Excellence Award. Based at our Kingston Hearing Centre in Tasmania, Karen has been recognised for her commitment to kindness, professionalism and genuine care. Karen says, “I am honoured to be in a role where I can contribute to people’s confidence, wellbeing, and connection to the world around them. What I love most about what I do is helping people, building genuine and lasting relationships, ensuring that each person feels heard, valued, and supported, and making a positive difference in their lives.” We’re so fortunate to have passionate, dedicated people like Karen in our team. Pictured: Karen (middle) with our Kingston team following the award presentation
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Congratulations to our wonderful Client Service Specialist, Karen, who recently received a Rotary Vocational Excellence Award. Based at our Kingston Hearing Centre in Tasmania, Karen has been recognised for her commitment to kindness, professionalism and genuine care. Karen says, “I am honoured to be in a role where I can contribute to people’s confidence, wellbeing, and connection to the world around them. What I love most about what I do is helping people, building genuine and lasting relationships, ensuring that each person feels heard, valued, and supported, and making a positive difference in their lives.” We’re so fortunate to have passionate, dedicated people like Karen in our team. Pictured: Karen (middle) with our Kingston team following the award presentation
It was fantastic to connect with the next generation of audiologists at our recent virtual information sessions. Thank you to all the second year students who joined us to learn more about what we do, why it matters and what makes our team special. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversation in person at our upcoming meet and greet events.
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It was fantastic to connect with the next generation of audiologists at our recent virtual information sessions. Thank you to all the second year students who joined us to learn more about what we do, why it matters and what makes our team special. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversation in person at our upcoming meet and greet events.
Meet 28-year-old First Nations man Leon. For 18 months, Leon went without hearing aids. During this time, conversations were slipping past, music lost its meaning, and his confidence was quietly fading. Through our Social Purpose Program, Leon received fully funded hearing aids and support. The moment they were switched on, his relief was immediate. Leon shared that he felt “really happy and relieved” to hear properly again. Learn more about how eligible First Nations adults can access hearing support through our Social Purpose Program here: www.hearing.com.au/first-nations-services/our-funding-options/
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Meet 28-year-old First Nations man Leon. For 18 months, Leon went without hearing aids. During this time, conversations were slipping past, music lost its meaning, and his confidence was quietly fading. Through our Social Purpose Program, Leon received fully funded hearing aids and support. The moment they were switched on, his relief was immediate. Leon shared that he felt “really happy and relieved” to hear properly again. Learn more about how eligible First Nations adults can access hearing support through our Social Purpose Program here: www.hearing.com.au/first-nations-services/our-funding-options/
This year, our Parramatta Hearing Centre team is marking an incredible 70 years of combined expertise. Six amazing team members, from audiologists to customer service officers, are celebrating important career milestones at Hearing Australia – a testament to their passion, commitment and the positive impact they’ve had on our people, clients and community. Centre Manager Lauren shares, “It’s incredibly special to celebrate these milestones together, with five people reaching 10 years of service and one audiologist achieving 20 years with Hearing Australia. Each person brings something unique to our centre, and their commitment to our clients and each other is what makes our team so strong and supportive.” We’re proud to shine a light on this powerhouse team and the meaningful difference they make every day – because it matters more at Hearing Australia.
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This year, our Parramatta Hearing Centre team is marking an incredible 70 years of combined expertise. Six amazing team members, from audiologists to customer service officers, are celebrating important career milestones at Hearing Australia – a testament to their passion, commitment and the positive impact they’ve had on our people, clients and community. Centre Manager Lauren shares, “It’s incredibly special to celebrate these milestones together, with five people reaching 10 years of service and one audiologist achieving 20 years with Hearing Australia. Each person brings something unique to our centre, and their commitment to our clients and each other is what makes our team so strong and supportive.” We’re proud to shine a light on this powerhouse team and the meaningful difference they make every day – because it matters more at Hearing Australia.
Next week is World Hearing Day and the theme is “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children”. Born in Nauru, David was fitted with hearing aids through our Social Purpose Program at the age of two. His audiologist Stacey recalls, “David spoke only a handful of words and often seemed disengaged – except when music played. When the devices were switched on, he became calmer and more alert, and he listened intently to his favourite music”. Learn more about our Social Purpose Program via the link in our bio.
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Next week is World Hearing Day and the theme is “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children”. Born in Nauru, David was fitted with hearing aids through our Social Purpose Program at the age of two. His audiologist Stacey recalls, “David spoke only a handful of words and often seemed disengaged – except when music played. When the devices were switched on, he became calmer and more alert, and he listened intently to his favourite music”. Learn more about our Social Purpose Program via the link in our bio.
Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Trust your hearing to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
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Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Trust your hearing to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Trust your hearing to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
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Hearing is our expertise. Care is our purpose 💙 Trust your hearing to the same experts who care for some of Australia's most complex hearing needs. Book your free 15-minute adult hearing check via the link in bio.
When did you last get your hearing checked? 🎧👂 Here are some signs to look out for if you're concerned about your hearing or think someone close to you may be experiencing hearing loss: 👉 You often ask people to repeat themselves 👉 You find it difficult to follow conversations in a group 👉 It's harder to hear in noisy places, like shopping centres 👉 Friends or family tell you the TV or radio is too loud 👉 You experience a buzzing or ringing sound in your ears Our hearing specialists are ready to welcome you. Make a booking at your nearest hearing centre via the link in our bio 💙 🎥: @hawaiiansmelville
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When did you last get your hearing checked? 🎧👂 Here are some signs to look out for if you're concerned about your hearing or think someone close to you may be experiencing hearing loss: 👉 You often ask people to repeat themselves 👉 You find it difficult to follow conversations in a group 👉 It's harder to hear in noisy places, like shopping centres 👉 Friends or family tell you the TV or radio is too loud 👉 You experience a buzzing or ringing sound in your ears Our hearing specialists are ready to welcome you. Make a booking at your nearest hearing centre via the link in our bio 💙 🎥: @hawaiiansmelville
Don't let silence come between you. Hearing loss does more than just make conversations harder. It affects those you love.¹ If you haven’t had your hearing checked, now’s the time. Our hearing experts are here to help. Book your FREE 15-minute adult hearing check today: www.hearing.com.au/freecheck ¹Barker, A. B., Leighton, P., & Ferguson, M. A. (2017). Coping together with hearing loss: a qualitative meta-synthesis of the psychosocial experiences of people with hearing loss and their communication partners. International Journal of Audiology, 56(5), 297-305. https://doi.org/10.1080/14992027.2017.1286695 Accessed 21/10/25 at https://nottingham-repository.worktribe.com/output/839547/coping-together-with-hearing-loss-a-qualitative-meta-synthesis-of-the-psychosocial-experiences-of-people-with-hearing-loss-and-their-communication-partner
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Don't let silence come between you. Hearing loss does more than just make conversations harder. It affects those you love.¹ If you haven’t had your hearing checked, now’s the time. Our hearing experts are here to help. Book your FREE 15-minute adult hearing check today: www.hearing.com.au/freecheck ¹Barker, A. B., Leighton, P., & Ferguson, M. A. (2017). Coping together with hearing loss: a qualitative meta-synthesis of the psychosocial experiences of people with hearing loss and their communication partners. International Journal of Audiology, 56(5), 297-305. https://doi.org/10.1080/14992027.2017.1286695 Accessed 21/10/25 at https://nottingham-repository.worktribe.com/output/839547/coping-together-with-hearing-loss-a-qualitative-meta-synthesis-of-the-psychosocial-experiences-of-people-with-hearing-loss-and-their-communication-partner
We’re pleased to share some exciting news for Newcastle! Our Hearing Centre in Kotara is now home to Earworx, bringing hearing care and ear wax removal services together under one roof. Earworx is one of Australia's leading specialist ear wax removal providers and is now part of the Hearing Australia family. Centre Manager Ella says clients have been delighted to learn they can access both services in one convenient location. “Having the Earworx team on site creates a more seamless experience for clients and supports better hearing health outcomes. By working together, we’re strengthening the services available in our local community.” Pictured: Ella and Earworx Clinic Manager Seth
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We’re pleased to share some exciting news for Newcastle! Our Hearing Centre in Kotara is now home to Earworx, bringing hearing care and ear wax removal services together under one roof. Earworx is one of Australia's leading specialist ear wax removal providers and is now part of the Hearing Australia family. Centre Manager Ella says clients have been delighted to learn they can access both services in one convenient location. “Having the Earworx team on site creates a more seamless experience for clients and supports better hearing health outcomes. By working together, we’re strengthening the services available in our local community.” Pictured: Ella and Earworx Clinic Manager Seth

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Hearing Australia (@hearing_australia) has 5.23K Instagram followers with a 1.53% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 179 posts, Hearing Australia received 2.80K total likes and 88.1K impressions, averaging 15.7 likes per post. This page tracks Hearing Australia's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @hearing_australia against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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Hearing Australia (@hearing_australia) has 5.23K Instagram followers as of November 2026.
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Hearing Australia received 2.80K total likes across 179 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 15.7 likes per post.
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