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June’s nearly 90 and she’s just had her first cochlear implant switched on
- Hearing
June is living proof that it's never too late to seek help for hearing loss.
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NextSense provides regional family with easy access to services
- Hearing
Bathurst local eight-year-old Sienna, who is deaf, and her mum Tristinn have easy access to NextSense services to support her development.
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Qantas Pathfinders Revue celebrates 50 years of impact
- Vision
- Hearing
More than $200,000 was raised to support people with hearing and vision loss during the 50th anniversary of the Qantas Pathfinders Revue.
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Elisabeth Murdoch Scholarship smooths the path for CALD families
- Hearing
The Elisabeth Murdoch Scholarship funds PhD and Master students, providing tangible benefits for children with hearing loss
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The ‘NextSense family’ helping sisters Amity and Saylor thrive
- Hearing
For sisters Amity, 5, and Saylor, 2, the NextSense community is an extension of their family, providing them with early intervention services while they forge their Deaf identity.
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Grace helps make history at the Australian Open
- Vision
Our incredible client Grace took part in the Blind Low Vision Showdown part of the Grand Slam tennis event at this year's Australian Open.
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Vale Marie Bashir, former NextSense Patron
- Vision
- Hearing
We pay tribute to former NSW Governor Dame Marie Bashir, who passed away on Monday 20 January, aged 95.
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Professor Susan Morton appointed to NextSense Board
- Vision
- Hearing
Physician and epidemiologist Professor Susan Morton has joined the NextSense Board.
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Closing the hearing gap with cochlear implants
- Hearing
NextSense Head of Cochlear Implant Services Eleanor McKendrick was featured in the December 2025 edition of ACCORD Magazine, the official journal of the Australian College of Audiology.
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Santa drops by our centres
- Vision
- Hearing
Santa made a detour from the North Pole to visit some of our students and clients this December.
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Marion’s changing lives, one Christmas decoration at a time
- Vision
- Hearing
Tasmanian local Marion has raised more than $21,000 to support NextSense clients through generous donations to visit her Christmas display.
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A quarter century helping students with vision loss bloom
- Vision
Over 25 years, NextSense teacher Jo-Anne has supported scores of school students who are blind or have low vision through our School Support Services.
