Hearing Aid Batteries Explained: Types, Lifespan and Replacement Tips
Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing Audiologist For people who rely on hearing aids every day, battery performance plays a major role in maintaining clear and...
Can Hearing Aids Help with Tinnitus? The Evidence Explained
Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing Audiologist What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is a ‘phantom noise’ that people can hear in their ears that no one else can. Tinnitus...
Shaping the Future of Audiology, One Student at a Time
Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing Audiologist At Victorian Hearing, we believe the next generation of audiologists deserves more than clinical hours. They...
When Do You Need Ear Wax Removal? Common Symptoms to Watch For
Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing Audiologist Ear wax is a natural substance that plays an important role in protecting your ears. It helps trap dust, dirt and...
How Phonak Hearing Aids Improve Everyday Conversations and Clarity
Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing Audiologist Hearing loss can make everyday conversations frustrating, whether you're catching up with family, participating in...
What Happens in a Hearing Test?
A step-by-step walkthrough Author: Sandra Lee (BA, BSci, MClAud CCP), Victorian Hearing AudiologistMany people put off booking a hearing test simply because they don't know what to expect....
Hearing Aids Saved My Marriage
At least once a week, a client will sit in our consulting rooms who didn't book the appointment themselves. They're here because a partner asked them to come. The partner is insistent,...
The ups and downs of deafness, and hearing aids
Written by Jenny Sharwood OAM, Victorian Hearing client. First, it helps to have an understanding of how our ears actually work, as then we can have some idea of what can go wrong. Try the...
Oticon Hearing Aids: Intent, Own & Zeal – Which Is Right for You?
Author: Ashlee Willis, Victorian Hearing Audiologist If you’ve been searching for the right Oticon hearing aid, you’ve likely come across three standout models: Oticon Intent, Oticon Own,...
I Can’t Hear Well in Background Noise: Understanding the Lombard Effect
Author: Sandra Lee, Victorian Hearing Audiologist One of the most common concerns we hear at Victorian Hearing is: “I can hear someone talking, but I can’t understand them when there’s...
Hearing Beyond Borders: A Humbling Journey in Arusha, Tanzania
Author: Minakshe Nadarajah Victorian Hearing Audiologist Earlier this year, I had the privilege of volunteering as part of a multidisciplinary health outreach team at the School of St Jude...
Why do the costs of hearing aids differ so much?
Author: Liam Hickson, Victorian Hearing Audiologist So many hearing aid companies exist, so choosing the right one for you can be overwhelming. There are the ‘big’ hearing aid brands (eg....
From Humble Beginnings to a Trusted Leader in Ethical Audiology as Victorian Hearing Celebrates 20 Years of Specialist Hearing Care
For the past two decades, Victorian Hearing has been quietly redefining what quality, specialist hearing care looks like in Australia. Founded in Melbourne as an independent audiology...
Custom Ear Plugs: Comfortable, Smart, Sustainable Hearing Protection Made for You
Author: Sandra Lee, Victorian Hearing Audiologist Protecting your hearing is essential at every stage of life and choosing the right protection makes all the difference. Today in society,...
Victorian Hearing at the Festival of Sails 2026 – Geelong
Author: Ashlee Willis, Victorian Hearing Audiologist Over the Australia Day long weekend, the Victorian Hearing team was proud to be part of the vibrant atmosphere at the Festival of Sails...
Lyric Sound Experience Open Day – Brighton Clinic
Author: Sally Woods, Victorian Hearing AudiologistVictorian Hearing's recent Lyric Sound Experience Open Day at our Brighton clinic was buzzing with positive energy! Eight clients came...
A New Era in Hearing Technology: Meet Oticon Zeal
As we cruise through our middle years, many of us notice the subtle signs of hearing change like missing a few words in conversation, turning up the TV a little louder, or perhaps avoiding...
Understanding Tinnitus: What It Is and Treatments Available
Author: Liam Hickson, Victorian Hearing Audiologist Tinnitus is a sound in the ears that can only be heard by the individual. It is defined as a ‘phantom noise’ that lasts for more than a...
