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Temporary closure of our Alstonville and Toowoomba centres
- Vision
- Hearing
Our Toowoomba and Alstonville centres have been impacted by ex-cyclone Alfred.
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Celebrating World Hearing Day
- Hearing
This World Hearing Day, we joined with other hearing organisations, researchers, deafness advocates and people with hearing loss at the Australian Hearing Hub to promote ear and hearing care.
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Cochlear implants are life changing. So why aren’t more adults changing their lives?
- Hearing
On International Cochlear Implant Day, NextSense Chief Executive Chris Rehn looks overcoming barriers to cochlear implant surgery in this op-ed for Hearing Practitioner Australia.
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Jane Simmons PSM appointed to NextSense Board
- Vision
- Hearing
Education leader, Jane Simmons PSM, has been appointed to the NextSense Board.
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New NextSense braille literacy program launched
- Vision
A new Foundations of Braille Literacy online training program was launched at the 2025 South Pacific Educators in Vision Impairment (SPEVI) Conference.
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Australia and China: Celebrating 30 years of collaboration in hearing health
- Hearing
By sharing the knowledge and experience we have gained in early detection and intervention for hearing loss, we have opened the doors to new opportunities and connections with neighbours like China.
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Sienna’s winning School Captain’s pitch: being deaf is an important part of me
- Hearing
Sienna's been smashing goals in the classroom, on the sports field and in the pool.
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Qantas Pathfinders Revue raises close to $200k for NextSense
- Vision
- Hearing
The theatrical extravaganza raised more than $195,000 to support our clients.
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Santa visits our centres
- Vision
- Hearing
Santa brought gifts—and festive joy—to many of our early intervention clients this month.
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Farewell, Frances Gentle
- Vision
As highly respected NextSense Institute researcher and lecturer Dr Frances Gentle prepares to retire, we recognise her unwavering commitment to making the world a better place.
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Master’s degree a dream come true for Kimberley
- Vision
- Hearing
For teacher Kimberley, completing our Master of Disability Studies was a natural next step to help her better support students who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Hearing loss crept up on Ruth in her forties. Here's what she did about it
- Hearing
It took some time for Ruth to realise that she needed to take action to give her the best chance of staying connected as she got older.
