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 Mandurah Hearing Clinic Opens Courtesy: Mandurah Coastal Times, Wednesday March 19,2008  Read the Article
 New Ear Clinic Open Mandurah Clinic official opening Read the Article
Lions Hearing Clinic - Soundwaves Newsletter Current News in Hearing Summer 08 Read the Article
 Tears of joy as implant breakthrough ends 30 years of silence For the first time in 30 years, Lillian Jameson was able to hear in the way that most people take for granted. Read the Article
 Lillian finally hears good vibrations Innovative ear implant technology has given Lillian Jameson the chance to have her hearing almost fully restored. Read the Article
Job Opportunity For Audiologists Lions Hearing Clinic is looking for experienced audiologists to join its team. Read the Article
 Hearing problems are going untreated It causes frustration, isolation and even contributes to accidents - but according to the Lions Hearing Clinics, many sufferers of hearing loss ignore what is an easily treated problem. Read the Article
 Within earshot TO any parent, their children's laughter is among the world's finest sounds. Read the Article
 Youth copping an earful YOUNG people should keep an ear out for the damage that frequent exposure to high sound levels can cause Read the Article
 Men on a Mission Hearing has been restored to children in India, thanks to a St Joseph Parish charity group in Subiaco and the Ear Science Institute of Australia. Read the Article
 Media Release: Perth's Ear Science Institute Australia is the first internationally to grow human hair cells needed for balance. Perth's Ear Science Institute Australia (ESIA) is the first institute internationally to successfully isolate and grow human vestibular supporting cells; inner ear cells that support the survival of cells controlling balance, movement and orientation. Read the Article
Dr David Baguley's Australian Experience David Baguley PhD, a prominent member of the British Tinnitus Association's Professional Advisers Committee (PAC), has just returned from the Raine Medical Research Foundation in Australia, after spending three months there as a Visiting Professor. Read the Article
Music Venue Patrons Risk Permanent Hearing Damage Music venue patrons are at risk of long-term, permanent hearing damage through exposure to high sound levels, a new study reveals today. Read the Article
New Hearing Clinics Open! Lions have opened a new clinic on Coghlan Road, in Subiaco. Read the Article
 Hearing Aid Banks Prior to 1 July 1997 hearing aids fitted to Hearing Services Program clients remained the property of the Commonwealth and were required to be returned to the Commonwealth when no longer needed. This is no longer the case. Read the Article
Nightclubs damage ears Courtesy: Territory Times. Read the Article
 Sounding off Courtesy: The Western Suburbs Weekly. Picture: Will Russell Read the Article
It`s not just about noise Courtesy: The West Australian.
MARNIE McKIMMIE Read the Article
 Putting a value on your hearing Courtesy: The West Australian.
A loss of hearing can put a substantial dent in your ability to live a normal life. Marnie McKimmie looks at the costs. Read the Article
 Funds for facility Courtesy: The Western Suburbs Weekly.
A substantial cash donation from the Lions Hearing Foundation (LHF) of WA will contribute towards a new $10m state-of-the-art ear and hearing research centre for the State. Read the Article
 Drumming up better hearing Courtesy: The Subiaco Post. Author: Alison Batcheler
Scientists at the Lions Ear and Hearing Institute in Nedlands are closer to growing artificial eardrums to replace those damaged by explosions, trauma and infection. Read the Article
 Ear diagnosis just a click away Courtesy: The Subiaco Post.
Diagnosis of ear and hearing conditions may be helped by the click of a mouse in future. Read the Article
 Implants rescue action man's hearing Courtesy: The Subiaco Post. Author: Alison Batcheler
At the flick of a switch Danny Clarke`s new $50,000 bionic sound system connects him back to the noises of the world. Read the Article
 Sound investment Courtesy: The Western Suburbs Weekly. Author: Emma Brennan
Danny Clarke, the first person in WA to have simultaneous bilateral cochlear implants, is recovering well and looking forward to watching - and hearing - his cousin`s wedding video. Read the Article
 Cochlear turns up volume Courtesy: The Herald Sun. Author: John Rolfe
With its revenue and profit growth wowing the sharemarket, Cochlear has revealed a simple strategy with the potential to double sales - give deaf people implants in both ears, not just one. Read the Article
 Rescue from a world of silence Courtesy: The West Australian. Author: Cathy O`Leary
After working as a helicopter crewman plucking people from the sea, Danny Clarke hopes to be on the receiving end of a rescue - from a world of silence. Read the Article
First simultaneous cochlear implant operation for WA A 25-year-old man will undergo Western Australia`s first ever simultaneous bilateral cochlear implant operation on Thursday 9 February at St John of God Hospital in Subiaco. Read the Article
 New software diagnoses aid A unique online software package is being developed to speed up general practitioners` ability to diagnose ear and hearing conditions. Read the Article
 WA leads the way in ear research Courtesy: The West Australian. Author: Cathy O`Leary
WA researchers are carrying out ground-breaking tissue engineering to try to grow replacement parts of the ear to restore hearing Read the Article
 Alder to drive hearing research Courtesy: WA Business News. Author: David Gibson
The Lions Ear and Hearing Institute recently appointed Val Alder as chairperson to drive its research programs and help attract funding from research bodies and venture capitalists Read the Article
 Tele-Otology and Tissue Engineering. Dr. Eikelboom shows world leading research to year 7 students from St Peter`s Catholic Primary School. Read the Article
 High-tech new cochlear implant sounds more like the real thing. Courtesy: The West Australian. Author: Cathy O`Leary Read the Article
Media Release - World-first Cochlear implant World-first Cochlear implant reaches Western Australia Perth patient to become the State`s first adult recipient of Nucleus Freedom Read the Article
 New Guide on Temporal Bone Dissection for Surgeons The second edition of this guide with expanded sections will be available soon. Read the Article
 Well known artist has hearing restored Nalda Seares, a world renowned artist, has her hearing restored by a cochlear implant. Read the Article
 Perth Surgeon in World First for Single Sided Deafness In an Australian first, surgeons at the Lions Ear and Hearing Institute in Perth have restored hearing in a patient with single-sided deafness. Read the Article
 Tele-otology Project set up in Meekatharra The first tele-otology site in Australia will be set up in Meekatharra. Read the Article
 From Acoustic Neuroma to one-sided hearing to BAHA Pamela Jane tells of her journey through loosing her hearing to regaining it with a BAHA. Read the Article
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