Judith gave the gift of hearing
Judith included a gift in her Will. Judith’s bequest will contribute to our vital research, clinical services and education in the ear and hearing sector. Judith was initially from Tasmania,…
Gift of Hearing
2022 Gift of Hearing Swim Team
Just three days to go until the 2022 Gift of Hearing Swim Team hits the surf for the South32 Rottnest Channel Swim This year we introduce a new generation of…
Change a life recipient | Corey Benson
Corey Benson received an Oticon Medical Ponto 5 Mini bone conduction implant through the Ear Science Institute Australia’s ‘Change a Life’ initiative. Corey is a 22-year-old mental health team leader…
Flattening the curve on loneliness for those with hearing loss
For those who self isolate, communication is a lifeline for staying connected. But for people with hearing loss who rely on face to face communication, they’re part of a growing…
We Made It! | Rottnest Channel Swim 2020
“We made it!” The Gift of Hearing Swim Team smashed their fundraising goal, raising more than $25,000! A message from Professor Atlas, Ear Science’s Founding Director, and one of the…
Justin Langer urges people to take the plunge and help find a cure for hearing loss.
Head Coach of the Australian cricket team, Justin Langer is among a growing list of supporters worldwide urging people to take the plunge and donate to the Gift of Hearing…
A whole new way to ‘try before you buy’: the future of testing hearing aids
Two Lions Hearing Clinics audiologists waited with anticipation as European hearing aid manufacturer, Unitron, unveiled their latest innovation to a global audience in Amsterdam. Audiologists Jordan Bishop and Siew Moon…
Swimming the channel for charity
Professor Marcus Atlas’ swim team need your help to reach their biggest fundraising goal yet. When the Gift of Hearing Appeal started ten years ago, Ear Science Institute Australia Director,…
Conquering the Waves
Led by Ear Science Director, surgeon-scientist Professor Marcus Atlas, the Gift of Hearing Appeal swim team took part in the annual Rottnest Channel Swim to raise much-needed funds. Kicking off…
Showcasing our research
In June, the Ear Science Research teams welcomed two families to the Ralph and Patricia Sarich building—the Wheatley family and the King family—to get an insider look at our research…
