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NZ Herald
13-06-2025
- Health
- NZ Herald
Remuera's local hearing experts
This article was prepared by Triton Hearing and is being published by the New Zealand Herald as advertorial. At Triton Hearing, hearing care isn't just about devices. At Triton Hearing Remuera, hearing care isn't just about devices – it's about bringing people back to the moments that matter. Whether it's a catch-up in a noisy cafe or hearing birds on Mt Hobson, every sound counts. Located at 139 Remuera Rd, our clinic is easy to access, with dedicated onsite parking, wheelchair access, and a quiet, welcoming space where your hearing needs come first. Our team takes pride in building long-term relationships, starting with Client Care Manager Liz Yeo, who brings genuine warmth and experience to every appointment. 'I've seen first-hand the difference hearing care makes – my own dad was a Triton client long before I joined the team. Now I get to help others the same way.' Liz is known for recognising returning clients the moment they walk in – especially one memorable moment when a long-time client claimed their prize as the winner of Triton's 'Hear the Future to Win' competition. Supporting Liz are two dedicated audiologists: Gary Cheng and Kathy Liu – both passionate about personalised care and meaningful connection. Gary Cheng, an audiologist with a Master of Audiology and a special interest in Lyric hearing aids, says: 'I enjoy helping people reconnect with their loved ones. That moment when someone hears clearly again – that's what makes this work so rewarding.' Kathy Liu, an audiologist who completed her clinical training overseas, brings a compassionate, client-first approach. 'Everyone's hearing journey is different, and I love building relationships through that process. It's about support, not just sound.' Whether you're navigating your first hearing check or upgrading to new technology, the Remuera clinic makes it simple and stress-free with: With Lifetime Free Care, every Triton client receives in-clinic support for the life of their hearing aids*. And with Virtual Hearing Care, you can get expert advice from the comfort of your home. Our clinic is proud to offer the latest innovations – like the Phonak Audéo™ Sphere, which delivers outstanding speech clarity in challenging environments. But it's the people behind the technology who make all the difference. 'The team go to extremes with help and information,' says a Remuera client. 'They make you feel truly cared for.' Triton Hearing Remuera has proudly served the local community – including Epsom, Mt Albert, Ōrākei, Kingsland, and Parnell – for over 10 years, creating lasting connections along the way. Visit us at 139 Remuera Rd, Remuera or give us a call on 09 973 5640 to book your free hearing check.
NZ Herald
13-06-2025
- General
- NZ Herald
Hearing care with heart in Tauranga
This article was prepared by Triton Hearing and is being published by the New Zealand Herald as advertorial. Reconnecting you to the world isn't just about hearing aids. At Triton Hearing Tauranga, reconnecting you to the world around you isn't just about hearing aids – it's about restoring the everyday moments that bring joy. From laughter with loved ones to birdsong in the garden, the team is passionate about helping you hear what truly matters. Located at 155 Fraser St, Tauranga South – just near the Fraser Cove Shopping Complex – the clinic is easy to find with plenty of free onsite parking. Inside, you'll meet Client Care Specialists Julie Dellaway-Smith and Losa Taufa, known for their warmth, empathy, and ability to make every visitor feel at home. 'It's like hearing in technicolour,' says Julie. 'When someone suddenly hears how loud we've all been talking after a fitting – it's magic. Their world comes alive.' The audiology team is made up of passionate experts dedicated to making better hearing simple, pressure-free, and accessible. Karthika Harish, MNZAS Audiologist, has been part of Triton for three years. Originally from southern India, Karthika completed her Master's in Audiology at the University of Canterbury. 'I always knew I'd follow in my mum's footsteps - she's an audiologist too. The smiles we see when someone hears well again make every day feel special.' Also part of the team are twin sisters Cinderelle (Cindy) Liao and Princess Liao. Both are audiologists who've supported hundreds of locals on their hearing journeys. 'If you think you're seeing double in clinic, you probably are,' laughs Cindy. 'Just check the name badge!' Cindy has six years of experience and loves helping clients rediscover sounds they thought they'd lost. 'Birds, TV, conversation – it's often the little things that bring the biggest joy.' Sarah Folkerts, with five years' experience, is known for her personalised care plans and technical problem-solving. 'Audiology blends people, counselling, and technology. Every day is different – and always rewarding.' Whether you're tech-savvy, budget-conscious, or just curious, the Tauranga team will guide you through your options with honesty and care. They offer free hearing checks, 10-day hearing aid trials, and support with tinnitus, ACC, and government-funded hearing aids. With Lifetime Free Care, every client also receives free in-clinic support for the life of their devices. The team supports communities across Merivale, Gate Pa, Pyes Pa, Welcome Bay, Mount Maunganui and beyond. They also work closely with local retirement villages and regularly attend the Senior Lifestyle and Travel Expo, deepening their local roots. 'Some of the most emotional moments we see are when people hear birds or even their car indicators for the first time in years,' says Julie. 'It never gets old.' If you or someone you love is missing out on life's sounds, let the friendly Tauranga team help you reconnect. Visit us at 155 Fraser St, Tauranga South or give us a call on 07 571 6228 to book your free hearing check.
Scoop
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scoop
Abuse In Care Survivors Campaign Wins Global Gold Award In London
A groundbreaking content series telling the stories of survivors of one of the country's most shameful periods has been awarded a Gold award at the global Native Advertising Awards in London. Abuse in Care - Shattering The Shadows, a Stuff Group content series directed by the survivor advisory group of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care, won best Political Programme over entries from international organisations such as the EU. The campaign told the stories of just six of the estimated 200,000 children and young people who were abused while in the care of State and faith-based organisations between 1950 and 1999. With a focus on healing and hope, these heartwrenching accounts of lives devastated by abuse were created and curated by Stuff's Commercial Content team, led by Content Director Simon Smith. Tu Chapman, one of the Survivor Advisory Group Experts said the award was a wonderful acknowledgement of what was a very powerful content series. 'Our (survivors) fight for justice continues,' she said. 'Thank you to Stuff for elevating our voices.' Stuff Group's Commercial Content team also won two bronze awards on the night, for an innovative campaign for Triton Hearing, Get Amongst It, which prompted Kiwis to experience how loss feels through gamification and other channels, including print. Smith, who was in London to receive the awards, said the Shattering the Shadows acknowledgement was particularly poignant. 'We spend our days creating content that moves and engages our large audiences at Stuff and being able to do this for those who spoke out at the Royal Commission of Inquiry was very special,' he said. 'We strive always to create campaigns that resonate through storytelling in all its forms. Sometimes it is the beauty of carefully crafted words and images. Sometimes it is brand-new digital ways to connect. All of this was awarded at the Native Advertising Awards this year, among some of the largest and best media brands in the world.' About Stuff Group Proudly independent and New Zealand-owned, Stuff connects with around 3.4 million Kiwis every month across its major businesses, delivering quality news, content and experiences that help make Aotearoa a better place. Stuff Digital has unrivalled reach across the nation through number one news website and homegrown social network Neighbourly. Stuff Masthead Publishing connects with audiences through subscriber-led digital and printed metropolitan, regional and community publications, as well as a range of much-loved consumer magazines. Stuff Brand Connections arms advertisers and partners with a comprehensive range of cross-media advertising and Stuff Events solutions. Find out more at
