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NextSense centre for innovation embodies “fair go” ideal, PM says
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Delivering equal opportunities for people with hearing or vision loss is what we mean by ‘a fair go’ in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said at our centre for innovation opening.
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New book chronicles 164 years of NextSense innovation
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Descendants of those who helped make us what we are today, joined us to unveil the new NextSense centre for innovation and a new book that chronicles our 164-year history.
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Media release: Historic not-for-profit launches new era for hearing and vision loss
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Australia’s second oldest not-for-profit organisation today launched the most ambitious innovation in its 164-year history.
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Ten-year-old Tim shows Canberra politicians deafness is no barrier
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Young Australians with cochlear implants stole the limelight at Parliament House, Canberra, to tell politicians about the power of getting the right hearing support.
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Early intervention for hearing loss gives Ryan a love of learning
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Ryan’s love of learning comes from an early discipline of learning to listen and speak during early intervention for his hearing loss.
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School’s out for Zara but her vision loss advocacy is just getting started
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Since finishing school last year, academic high-achiever, accessibility advocate and goalball champion Zara has been keeping busy in the classroom and on the court.
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School success a family affair
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When 18-year-old James was announced as the winner of two academic prizes at our recent annual general meeting he was in familiar territory.
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Alice Betteridge was our first deafblind student. She was also an unstoppable force.
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Alice Betteridge was the first deafblind person to be educated in Australia and, as our former pupil, an important figure in our history.
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New exhibition on Australian artist and NextSense bequestor Frank Cullen
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Macquarie University Library is holding a free exhibition of artworks by Australian artist and philanthropist Frank Cullen AO as part of a collection bequeathed to NextSense in his Will.
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Independent cochlear implant clinical review released
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NextSense conducted an independent clinical review of patient and families who received services from the SA Women’s and Children’s Network Paediatric Cochlear Implant Program.
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NextSense opens doors to centre for innovation
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The new NextSense centre for innovation on the Macquarie University campus is now welcoming clients with hearing and vision loss.
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Storytime comes alive for students with hearing and vision loss
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Children from our NextSense School and Preschools all tuned in to enjoy an accessible storytime session in May to celebrate National Simultaneous Storytime.
