澳大利亚歌手、演员和电视主持人大卫·坎贝尔撰文强调，精准的听觉对表演者至关重要。1他指出："声音是我的节奏。这是我如何引导我的生活。如果声音出问题，整个表演就会感到不同步。"1
根据Specsavers委托的调查，澳大利亚面临普遍的听力检测缺失问题。1超过52%的澳大利亚老年人年轻时经常听大声或现场音乐，但45%的澳大利亚人承认一年多未进行听力检查，17%的55岁以上者从未接受过听力测试。1许多听力困难者采取了消极应对策略：61%的人选择被动退缩，31%的人假装听到并点头认可，33%的人避免前往餐厅或嘈杂的社交场所。1
Specsavers澳大利亚高级听力学家Melissa Chandler指出，听力健康对认知健康至关重要。1坎贝尔的倡议强调早期检测和定期听力检查对维持社交连接和认知健康的重要性。1
Australian singer, actor, and television presenter David Campbell has emphasized the critical importance of hearing health for performers, noting that auditory precision serves as an artist's ultimate instrument.1 Campbell explained his perspective on the matter, stating: "Sound is my rhythm. It is how I guide my life. If sound goes wrong, the entire performance feels out of sync."1
The call to action comes alongside findings from a Specsavers-commissioned survey revealing significant gaps in hearing health awareness and testing practices among Australians. More than 52 percent of older Australians regularly listened to loud or live music during their younger years, yet 45 percent of all Australians have not undergone a hearing test in over a year, and 17 percent of those aged 55 and above have never been tested.1 These statistics underscore a troubling disconnect between past exposure to loud sound and current preventive care habits.
The research also uncovered concerning behavioral patterns among those experiencing hearing difficulties. Sixty-one percent of Australians with hearing challenges adopt passive withdrawal strategies, with 31 percent admitting to pretending they have heard conversations while nodding in agreement, and 33 percent avoiding restaurants or noisy social venues altogether.1 Melissa Chandler, senior audiologist at Specsavers Australia, has stressed that hearing health is integral to cognitive wellbeing, underscoring the importance of early detection and regular hearing checks for maintaining social connection and mental acuity.1
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