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CQ Audiology

Your local, independent hearing specialists located in the heart of Rockhampton, QLD. Offering exper

02/02/2026

Tinnitus Awareness Week
2nd - 9th February 2026
This Tinnitus Awareness Week, we're reminding Central Queenslanders that you don't have to live with the frustration.
The team at CQ Audiology can help you take control of tinnitus. We offer comprehensive assessments, sound therapy, hearing aid solutions and personalised management plans tailored to your needs.
Don't let tinnitus run your life. Book a consultation at one of our Central Queensland clinics today.
Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Website: cqaudiology.com.au
Email: reception@cqaudiology.com.au

01/02/2026

Hearing Aids for Active Lifestyles.

If you live an active lifestyle, choosing hearing aids that can handle movement, moisture, and outdoor conditions is essential. Look for models with strong water and sweat resistance, secure retention options, wind noise management, and durable construction. Many active-friendly hearing aids also offer Bluetooth connectivity so you can stream music or take calls during workouts. Your audiologist can help you find the right features to match your activities and daily routine.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

25/01/2026

Happy Australia Day from CQ Audiology!

Wishing you a wonderful day of celebration with family, friends, and the sounds of community all around you. As we come together to enjoy what makes Australia unique, we’re grateful to support the hearing health of our local communities across Central Queensland. May your day be filled with laughter, connection, and all the moments that make this country special.

From the team at CQ Audiology, Happy Australia Day!

24/01/2026

Hidden Hearing Loss
When Tests Say Normal But You Still Struggle.

If your hearing test appears normal but you still struggle to hear clearly, especially in noisy settings, you may be experiencing “hidden hearing loss.” Standard tests measure how softly you can hear sounds in a quiet room, but they don’t always detect issues with processing speech or separating similar sounds. Hidden hearing loss is thought to involve damage to the nerve connections between the inner ear and the brain, making background noise particularly difficult. If this sounds familiar, speak with your audiologist, as extended testing and speech-in-noise assessments can offer more insight.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

21/01/2026

Why Crowded Places Are Harder to Hear?

Struggling to hear in noisy environments is a very common early sign of hearing changes, even if you hear well in quiet settings. In loud places, competing sounds make it harder for the brain to focus on speech, especially when mild hearing loss is present. This reduced ability to filter background noise is often one of the first things people notice. Modern hearing technology can enhance speech and reduce noise, and a hearing assessment can determine whether you may benefit from additional support.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

16/01/2026

Sudden Hearing Loss: What You Need to Know
Sudden hearing loss is a medical emergency, and any rapid drop in hearing should be assessed immediately. Sudden sensorineural hearing loss often appears without a clear cause and may come with tinnitus or dizziness. Because treatment within the first 72 hours offers the best chance of recovery, it’s important not to wait and see if symptoms improve. Seek urgent medical care right away, as early treatment may help restore hearing.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

14/01/2026

The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Health.

Research shows a link between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline, even though hearing loss itself doesn’t cause dementia. Reduced auditory input and the social isolation that often follows can contribute to changes in cognitive function over time. The brain also works harder to understand speech when hearing is impaired, potentially diverting energy from memory and processing. While more research is needed, addressing hearing loss may support cognitive health, and staying connected to others is essential for overall wellbeing.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

03/01/2026

How Often Should You Have Your Hearing Tested?

Regular hearing assessments are important because they can detect changes early, when treatment or support is most effective. People who work in noisy environments, have a family history of hearing loss, or notice changes in their hearing may benefit from more frequent checks. It’s best not to wait until problems become obvious. A hearing assessment offers valuable insights into your current hearing health.

Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

31/12/2025

Happy New Year from CQ Audiology 🎉
Wishing you a bright, healthy, and fulfilling year ahead filled with clarity, connection, and meaningful moments. Thank you for allowing us to support your hearing health throughout the past year—we’re honoured to be part of your journey. May 2026 bring you new opportunities, joyful experiences, and the sounds you love most.

From all of us at CQ Audiology, Happy New Year!

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from CQ Audiology
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful, restful, and sound-filled holiday season. Thank you for trusting us with your hearing care throughout the year—we’re grateful to be part of your journey to better hearing. May your Christmas be filled with laughter, connection, and all the moments that matter most.

From our CQ Audiology family to yours, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

22/12/2025

Why Does Tinnitus Seem Louder at Night?
Many people find that tinnitus seems louder at night, especially when trying to fall asleep, and there are several reasons for this. During the day, everyday background noise masks internal sounds, but at night the quiet environment makes tinnitus more noticeable. Stress and fatigue can heighten awareness as well, making the ringing or buzzing feel even more prominent. Sound therapy, relaxation strategies, and professional support can help make nighttime tinnitus easier to manage.
Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

18/12/2025

Are You Missing These Early Warning Signs of Hearing Loss?
Many people notice subtle hearing changes long before they realise something is shifting, such as needing repeats more often or gradually increasing the TV volume. Other signs—like difficulty following conversations in noisy places, missing alerts, or feeling as though others are mumbling—are easy to overlook. You may even find you hear better in one ear or rely on seeing someone’s face to understand speech. If these experiences feel familiar, a hearing assessment can help, and early detection leads to more effective support.

Book a comprehensive hearing assessment today.
Phone: (07) 4848 6528
Address: T33 & 34A, City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy Street, Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Website: www.cqaudiology.com.au

Address

T33 & 34A City Centre Plaza, 24 Fitzroy St
Rockhampton City, QLD
4700

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61748486528

Website

https://cqaudiology.com.au/

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