Hearing Protection

Can Crowd Noise at Footy Events Damage Your Hearing?

Live footy is loud. AFL and NRL games can reach sound levels above 100 decibels, and for regular fans, that exposure adds up over time. Find out what repeated crowd noise may mean for your hearing and when a hearing check is worth booking.

What Does Hearing Loss Have to Do With Dementia?

Hearing loss is one of the most significant modifiable risk factors for dementia. Find out what the research says about how hearing and brain health are connected, and why looking after your hearing matters more than you might think.

Why Does My Ear Feel Blocked After Flying?

Ears feeling blocked or muffled after your flight? Airplane ear is common, but sometimes the sensation lingers. Find out why it happens, what's going on inside your ear and simple ways to feel more comfortable after landing.

Why Is It So Hard to Hear at Easter Lunch?

Struggling to follow conversations at Easter lunch? Background noise, overlapping voices and listening fatigue all play a role. Find out what's happening and how to make social gatherings easier on your ears.

Why Do My Ears Feel Blocked After Summer?

After a summer of swimming, travel and earbud use, blocked ears are more common than you'd think. Find out why earwax buildup happens and how to support your ear comfort.

Headphone Tips That Protect Your Hearing

Headphones are a daily staple, whether you're working, commuting, or watching TV. But it's easy to overdo it, and prolonged or loud use can quietly take a toll on your hearing over time. In this blog, discover easy, expert-backed safe listening tips, like the 60/60 rule, volume limits, and smart headphone choices, to help you enjoy your audio without risking your hearing health.