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Callum is six, has hearing loss, and a future with big possibilities
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Callum is just six years old so he hasn’t quite worked out his future yet, but his mum Rachel has big dreams for him.
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New tool for braille educators helps them showcase their skill
- Vision
There's now a way for educators worldwide who support children and young people who read using braille, to demonstrate their braille knowledge and skills.
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NextSense AGM and how we’re building what’s next
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- Hearing
Our 162nd AGM celebrated what we achieved in 2022 to build what’s next for NextSense and the impact of early intervention and school support for children with hearing or vision loss.
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Prize-winning student Andre keeps kicking goals
- Hearing
Andre Gregory is no stranger to success, having graduated from Sydney’s Newington College in 2022 with an ATAR score of 99.8.
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NextSense School students shine in Auslan Day video competition
- Hearing
Two talented NextSense School students were honoured in this year’s Deaf Australia Auslan Day Video competition.
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Implant recipient Cassidy gets ready to pay it forward with an audiology career
- Hearing
More than two decades after receiving her cochlear implants and early education through NextSense, Cassidy is preparing to help young children with hearing loss by training to become an audiologist.
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Collaboration creates braille and low vision book
- Vision
In an Australian first, a children’s book has been launched with a braille and low vision companion version developed by NextSense, in collaboration with the author.
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Be Bold and fundraise for NextSense
- Vision
- Hearing
Did you know NextSense has an amazing fundraising community called Be Bold, which anyone can join?
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NextSense joins Google Australia and other hearing leaders to explore AI hearing solutions
- Hearing
NextSense has joined industry leaders across healthcare, research and technology sectors in partnering with Google Australia to explore new applications of AI and machine learning hearing solutions.
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Australia needs a national approach on detecting childhood hearing loss. Let’s make sure we do it right
- Hearing
An opinion piece by Professor Greg Leigh to mark World Hearing Day 2023.
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Early intervention nets better hearing outcomes for older Australians
- Hearing
Older Australians experiencing hearing loss should seek professional assessment and help as soon as they can to allow for the best possible treatment outcomes.
