Get ready to turn up the colour! Loud Shirt Day is happening on Friday 16 October 2026, and SCIP is excited to be teaming up once again with The Hearing House and our First Voice partners across Australia. Loud Shirt Day is a fun way to bring friends, whānau, schoolmates, workmates, community groups and sports…
DetailsSCIP audiologists Gemma McCombie from Christchurch and Niky Pai from Wellington recently travelled to Bangkok, Thailand, to attend the Advanced Bionics Asia Pacific Audiology Masterclass. The two-day event brought together audiologists and clinical experts from across the Asia-Pacific region, with world-renowned researcher and clinician Dr René Gifford as the keynote speaker. The programme explored the…
DetailsJoanne Lake and Lydia Evans represented SCIP at FCEI 2026 in Austria, sharing local expertise while bringing home new insights from global leaders in family-centred early intervention. Southern Cochlear Implant Programme (SCIP) Lead Paediatric Habilitationist Joanne Lake and Paediatric Habilitationist Lydia Evans have returned from Austria after attending the 7th International Conference on Family-Centred Early…
DetailsCongratulations to Tate Redgrave, who has won the 2025 Southern Hearing Charitable Trust scholarship. Each year, the Southern Hearing Charitable Trust (SHCT), in partnership with Forsyth Barr, awards a $5,000 scholarship to support a Cochlear Implant (CI) recipient in tertiary study. Tate was presented with her award in April, with David Kent (Southern Hearing Charitable…
DetailsWelcome to the first Newsletter for 2026 which is now available for viewing and can be downloaded here. Otherwise you can open the Newsletter below by clicking on the image. Select the button on the bottom right of the image and it will expand it a more readable option. If you would like to read…
DetailsWelcome to our Christmas 2025 Newsletter which is now available for viewing and can be downloaded here. Otherwise you can open the Newsletter below by clicking on the image. Select the button on the bottom right of the image and it will expand it a more readable option. From everyone at the SCIP we hope…
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