The Sydney Connect & Learn event will be held live in-person at Sydney Masonic Centre on Friday 22 August 2025 from 3pm-5:30pm.
Centred around the theme ‘Hearing Aids: Understanding the Tech Behind the Fit’, this 2.5-hour event will explore how hearing aid technology can be better tailored to the individual auditory system.
With a focus on real-world application, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how to make fitting decisions that lead to more effective, personalised outcomes.
Each event includes a relaxed afternoon tea, offering time to connect with fellow attendees and chat with exhibitors.
Registration will close on Sunday 17 August 2025 at 5pm AEST (Sydney time).
Please click here to view the cancellation and refund policy.
Registration Type | Rate |
Members | $49 |
Non-members | $59 |
Attendees will be eligible to receive 2 CPD Points in Category 1.1
Time (AEST) | Details | Speaker/s |
1500 | Welcome and Introduction | Audiology Australia |
1500 - 1545 | Clinical Application of NAL-NL3 Join two leading clinical audiologists from the NAL-NL3 team as they take you beyond NAL-NL2 and into the next generation of evidence-based hearing aid prescription. This presentation takes you through real-world fitting scenarios, case studies using NAL-NL2 and NAL-NL3 side by side, and research outcomes to demonstrate how NAL-NL3 delivers better outcomes, fewer adjustments, and greater fitting efficiency in everyday clinical practice. This session includes practical guidance on fitting with NAL-NL3 and applying the new Comfort in Noise and Minimum Hearing Loss Modules, plus strategies for clinical decision-making. Join us to learn how NAL-NL3 will transform your fittings - confidently, efficiently, and with better outcomes. | Matthew Croteau & Catherine Kwok, National Acoustic Laboratories |
1545 - 1615 | Afternoon Tea | |
1615 - 1655 | Listening Through the Noise: Understanding and
Optimising Noise Reduction An in-depth look at the evolution and workings of modern noise reduction systems in hearing aids. This session will unpack the technical mechanics behind noise suppression features, how the various noise reduction components differ, and how these processes are actually experienced by users. By bridging the technical and perceptual, clinicians will leave with a deeper understanding of how to interpret user feedback, fine-tune fittings, and set realistic expectations.
| Lisa McBride, GN Hearing |
1655 - 1730 | Determining success by preparing your client on what to expect from their hearing aid fitting | Jasmine Thomas, Hills Audiology |
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