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Working together to fix the NDIS. By Hayley Stone.

Working together to fix the NDIS. By Hayley Stone.

Deafness Forum Australia analysed the Independent Review of the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s Final Report, examining and contemplating its extensive findings and recommendations. By Hayley Stone, Director of National Disability Policy and Advocacy for Deafness Forum Australia. The NDIS was established in 2013 as a collaborative funding effort by the Federal Government and state and […]

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To Improve Diagnosis and Treatment of Vestibular Disorders.

To Improve Diagnosis and Treatment of Vestibular Disorders.

When you think of the five senses, you are probably not thinking “vestibular.” Divya Chari does, and she wants you to know that the inner ear does more than hear. It is also critical to how we perceive our body in space. The Massachusetts (U.S.) Eye and Ear specialist is already shining new light on […]

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Exciting new technology on the horizon.

Exciting new technology on the horizon.

We all dream of the day when we can walk into any venue, public space, or theatre and connect our hearing devices seamlessly to the sound system. No need to pick up listening devices with neckloops, extra streamers or delayed audio. No hassle. Only clear sound is transmitted directly to our existing technology. By Shari […]

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Genetics and deafness.

If you’ve just found out your child is deaf, you may be feeling shocked, especially if there’s no history of deafness in your family. You may want to know why your child is deaf. For many children, a single clear cause is not immediately obvious. There are a series of investigations that can look for […]

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NDIS creates First Nations Advisory Council.

NDIS creates First Nations Advisory Council.

We applaud the National Disability Insurance Agency, the organisation that runs the NDIS, for creating a First Nations Advisory Council. Established in collaboration with First Peoples Disability Network – and let’s acknowledge FPDN for being the driver for this achievement – the First Nations Advisory Council members include First Nations advocates with lived experience of […]

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Free info webinars about Tinnitus

Videos that will help you understand and give you options to address Tinnitus. These webcasts are provided by Tinnitus U.K., a charitable organisation that offers advice and resources about tinnitus. There are several free videos about tinnitus > Free webinars. There are other videos here that can be purchased (the cost is under 3 pounds […]

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