Position Papers
Auracast™ and Hearing Accessibility
Auracast represents a promising addition to the hearing accessibility landscape, but it is not yet ready to replace the reliability, functionality and accessibility of existing systems.
Enhancing Queensland’s Tourism Through Inclusive Hearing Solutions: A Pathway to 2045
We are urging decision-makers to prioritise hearing augmentation in the planning and execution of the tourism infrastructure moving forward.
Building Inclusive Games: Prioritising Hearing Augmentation Infrastructure for Brisbane 2032
BHA is urging decision-makers to prioritise hearing augmentation for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Continued Use of Hearing Loops in Public Spaces
We call on government bodies, businesses, and venue operators to recognise the value of hearing loops and commit to their implementation.
Continuous Hearing Screens for Children
BHA's view is that a comprehensive and continuous hearing health program for the early development years is imperative.
Prioritising Captioning in Media, Public Spaces, and Events
Captioning should be prioritised across all forms of media and public spaces due to the significant number of individuals it supports.
Professional Registration of the Audiology Profession
The most appropriate method for providing requisite, standard assurances and protections to consumers, and relevant consequences to practitioners, is a national registration model such as National Board registration under AHPRA.
