Audiology Australia

Audiology Australia With over 3000 members, we are Australia’s professional association for audiologists, dedicated to improving people's ability to communicate and interact.

Thank you Sydney for a wonderful afternoon! Another fantastic Connect & Learn event filled with valuable learning and pl...
21/08/2026

Thank you Sydney for a wonderful afternoon! Another fantastic Connect & Learn event filled with valuable learning and plenty of opportunities to connect with colleagues across the profession. We hope you left feeling inspired.

Next up, our last session in Brisbane!

Audiology Australia shares the concerns of Australia’s allied health community following the passage of NDIS reform legi...
20/08/2026

Audiology Australia shares the concerns of Australia’s allied health community following the passage of NDIS reform legislation, which proceeded with limited consideration of the sector’s recommendations and concerns.

We support efforts to strengthen the sustainability and integrity of the NDIS; however, fundamentally, the Bill still proposes overhauls that are expected to see approximately 160,000 individuals losing access to the NDIS from January 2028. The Minister has indicated that these individuals will instead be serviced by alternative support arrangements provided by the states and territories, but it is unclear what these arrangements will look like and whether they will be ready.

People with hearing loss already navigate multiple funding services including the NDIS, Hearing Services Program, industrial schemes, and private and public health services.

Audiology Australia believes that any new further, alternative arrangements must consider existing service delivery to minimise duplication, administrative complexity, inconsistent decision-making and the risk of unintentionally creating further service gaps.

Audiology Australia will continue to advocate for solutions in conjunction with the wider allied health sector that support equitable access to essential services for people with hearing loss and other people in need of allied health care.

We support and share the position of Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA), who coordinated Australia’s allied health sector’s response, that: ‘Whether support is delivered through the NDIS, foundational supports or the broader health system, no Australian should be left without access to the essential allied health care they need to function, participate and thrive.’

Read AHPA’s Media Statement, which Audiology Australia supports: https://www.ahpa.com.au/news-updates/allied-health-professions-australia-response-to-the-passage-of-the-ndis-reform-bill-2026

Read Audiology Australia’s submission to the original Bill: https://portal.audiology.asn.au/shop/product-details/?id=9467aeb6-525d-f111-a826-000d3acb99fd

Only 7 hours left to register for Connect & Learn Brisbane 2026! Registrations close today at 5 PM.  Earn 3 CPD points w...
17/08/2026

Only 7 hours left to register for Connect & Learn Brisbane 2026! Registrations close today at 5 PM.

Earn 3 CPD points while connecting with peers and learning about the latest developments in hearing implants. Register here: https://auda-cl26.eventsairsite.com/brisbane

When it came to drafting the Scope of Practice for Audiologists document, research across comparable health professions ...
16/08/2026

When it came to drafting the Scope of Practice for Audiologists document, research across comparable health professions and organisations revealed a clear trend: a reduced focus on prescriptive lists of clinical services and an increased focus on an individual perspective.

In line with these features, the draft Scope of Practice that is currently being circulated to AudA members uses an individualised approach to identifying scope of practice, covering and comparing the legalities, authority, core activities, and competencies for both individuals and the entire profession.

This focus was well received by members at our initial workshop in March. The participants noted that the document more accurately recognised the diversity of roles, skills and experience across the profession.

You can read more about the background to the draft scope here: https://audiology.asn.au/member-news/scope-of-practice-background-to-the-new-draft-document/

What a great day at Connect & Learn Melbourne! 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us for a day of learning and insights ...
14/08/2026

What a great day at Connect & Learn Melbourne! 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us for a day of learning and insights and a special thank you to our fantastic presenters, attendees and exhibitors for helping make the day such a success.

It was wonderful to bring the community together and connect with so many familiar and new faces.

Next up: Sydney and Brisbane, we’re looking forward to seeing you soon! You can still register for Brisbane, registrations close Tuesday, so be sure to secure your place: https://auda-cl26.eventsairsite.com/brisbane

The speaker line-up for Connect & Learn Brisbane 2026 is taking shape! Hear from experts including Dr Tegan Keogh from H...
14/08/2026

The speaker line-up for Connect & Learn Brisbane 2026 is taking shape! Hear from experts including Dr Tegan Keogh from Hear Check and Hayden Smith from Neurosensory, with presentations covering topics such as bimodal and binaural hearing, implantable hearing solution referrals and more.

Explore the program and register here: https://auda-cl26.eventsairsite.com/brisbane

14/08/2026

Audiology Australia (AudA) has developed a new, draft Scope of Practice for Audiologists document which clarifies which services are in scope for the profession while increasing the focus on skills of the individual clinician.

Thinking about presenting at the Audiology Australia 2027 Conference? There are two ways you can contribute to the confe...
12/08/2026

Thinking about presenting at the Audiology Australia 2027 Conference? There are two ways you can contribute to the conference program:

- Research presentations: share original research that advances evidence-based practice, supports innovation and strengthens our understanding of hearing and hearing care.

- Clinical presentations: showcase practical lessons, new processes, collaborative approaches or innovations that have improved clinical services and patient outcomes.

Help shape the Audiology Australia 2027 Conference program and share your expertise with the profession, find out how you can contribute here: https://www.audaconference.com.au/apply-to-present

AudA members: make sure to provide your feedback on the new, draft Scope of Practice for Audiologists by Friday 28 Augus...
10/08/2026

AudA members: make sure to provide your feedback on the new, draft Scope of Practice for Audiologists by Friday 28 August, 11:59 PM AEST.

The Scope of Practice Working Group has developed this draft as a competency-based framework, enabling you to define your individual scope of practice.

The draft has been designed to support client safety, promote professional development, and align with the evolving needs and priorities of Australia’s health care system.

Learn more here: https://audiology.asn.au/member-news/consultation-open-draft-scope-of-practice-for-audiologists/

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