
Tinnitus Awareness Week 2025 (3–9 February) Imagine if every minute of your waking day was invaded with the sound of buzzing cicadas, a squeaking wheel, or crashing[…]

MORE THAN A NAME CHANGE ‘Tinnitus Awareness’ is more than just a new name—it’s a call to action and a reflection of our mission to bring tinnitus[…]

Calling all Hearing Health Professionals! Tinnitus often requires more than a hearing device. You may need to provide additional information, support and counselling. The good news is,[…]

We love that media outlets across Australia are noticing the impacts of tinnitus! Catch up on some of our radio chats and news articles: Dr Emma Laird[…]

Tinnitus Awareness Week 2024 was a resounding success, and we couldn’t have done it without YOU! As you can see below, we reached many people with our[…]

“It’s nice to share this with someone”. Today we introduce you to Ray (pictured here with his gorgeous wife Billie!). Ray has bravely stepped out of his[…]

“I rarely tell people that I’m dealing with this”. Anne was holidaying 20 years ago and traveling up a high mountain when she felt her ears pop. […]

Tinnitus may be invisible, but the impacts are not. Tinnitus steals 1 in 3 people’s silence, but no one should suffer silently. “I want people to know[…]

30% of Australians Experience Tinnitus. The 5th -11th of February is Tinnitus Awareness Week. Tinnitus is not something you can tell a person has just by looking[…]

Thank you to radio station 2HD Newcastle for chatting with our very own Tinnitus Specialist, Dr Emma Laird (who also lives with constant tinnitus) last week. She[…]

Did you spot the tinnitus story in the Saturday Paper? Headlined “Losing silence” and written beautifully by Deaf poet Fiona Murphy, the article featured the work of[…]

My name is Victoria Didenko. I am writing down some reflections, thoughts and a brief account of my tinnitus story. How to stay solid, balanced, and maintain[…]