This month, Audeara are going blue for Autism. Kicking off with World Autism Day last week, April is Autism awareness month and Autism Queensland’s annual #goblueforautism campaign. 

The uniqueness of the global pandemic has left many people scrambling to adapt, but for people with hearing loss, remote work presents a new set of challenges.

Did you know, we run FUN and informative product training sessions for Audiology clinics and stockists?

The new Audeara AudAssist app was designed specifically to support our Audiologist’s and help make programming the Audeara headphones faster and easier, with no client input! A set of Audeara headp...

Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to hear and understand language, to produce speech and communicate effectively with their peers. When hearing loss goes undetected, children may disengage ...

To cap off Hearing Awareness Week, the Audeara team attended Brisbane Grammar School this morning to discuss hearing health and have students create and explore their own hearing profile.

World Hearing day is a global event and World Health Organisation (WHO) initiative held on the 3rd of March every year. This year, World hearing day marks the launch of the World Report on Hearing,...

Veterans of all ages may experience hearing loss or tinnitus as a result of noise exposure during military service. The Australian Governments, Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP) helps eligibl...

Myths and misconceptions about people with hearing loss are common. They are often triggered by lack of understanding, fear or ignorance and should not impact your perception of the hearing health ...