Airlines ban use of portable power banks on flights As of December 2025, the use of portable power banks on board any Qantas, QantasLink, Virgin or Jetstar flight will be prohibited. Passengers may carry up to two power banks, each with a capacity not exceeding 160 watt-hours (Wh), and only in cabin (carry-on) baggage. Power banks must be readily accessible during the flight, that is, in your seat pocket, under the seat in front, or in a nearby bag. Charging power banks during flight – …

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Ultra Infinio Upgrade The latest release Phonak Infinio Ultra extends Phonak's Infinio platform, delivering better clarity in noisy, multi-speaker, complex environments with it's "any voice, from any direction" approach. The Sphere version incorporates a dedicated AI DNN (deep-neural network) chip for real-time speech-from-noise processing. Infinio Ultra also delivers improved connectivity with universal Bluetooth compatibility, multiple device pairing and streaming support. In addition, you wil …

HEARING SAVERS Top 2 Lyric Provider in Victoria Pictured (left to right): Melinda O’Brien (Sonova), Dr Adrienne Blechman (HEARING SAVERS), Dr Brooke Hanby (Phonak), Nikki Ozeken (Sonova) We are thrilled to share some exciting news – HEARING SAVERS has been recognised by Sonova as a top Lyric hearing provider in Victoria in 2025. This award is a true reflection of the trust you, our clients, place in us every day, and it acknowledges our team’s ongoing commitment to excellence i …

Private-Label Hearing Aids An in-depth guide Private-label hearing aids – also called white-label or own-brand hearing aids – are increasingly visible in Australian retail clinics, big-box stores and online. This article explains what they are, how they’re made and distributed, the regulatory and service implications, pros and cons, and practical tips to evaluate them if you're in the market for new hearing aids. What are private-label hearing aids? A private-label hearing aid …