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President's message from Dr Gemma Chuck - June 2025

26 Jun 2025
In Dr Gemma Chuck's June update, she shares updates on the AVA Transition Project, drought resources, international engagement and membership renewal.

NSW Radiation Regulation Review: The AVA advocates for practical, veterinary-focused reforms

26 Jun 2025
The AVA has lodged a detailed submission to the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) in response to the Proposed Protection from Harmful Radiation Regulation 2025. The draft regulation represents a significant shift in how radiation safety is managed in NSW, aiming to modernise, simplify, and align regulation with actual risk.

ACT Veterinary Practice Act amendments update

26 Jun 2025
The ACT Legislative Assembly is expected to consider a Bill this week introducing the first set of amendments arising from the recent review of the Veterinary Practice Act.

Important Information for WA Veterinary Practitioners: Amendments to the Veterinary Practice Regulations

23 Jun 2025
Following the release of the amended Veterinary Practice Regulations 2022 on 12 June 2025, an overview of key changes and provisions is being produced by the AVA Advocacy Team.

Call for Veterinary Input: Fire Ant Baiting and Potential Impacts on Non-Target Species

23 Jun 2025
The AVA QLD Division is seeking input from members in response to concerns raised about the potential health impacts of fire ant bait ingestion on domestic animals and wildlife in areas of South East Queensland where mass aerial baiting is underway.

Free NSW HPAI Workshops for Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses

20 Jun 2025
The Australian Registry for Wildlife Health and DPIRD are hosting a series of free workshops in August and September in coastal areas of NSW to provide training for private veterinarians and vet nurses in handling, sampling and humane euthanasia of wild birds. 

Free NSW HPAI Workshops for Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses

19 Jun 2025
The Australian Registry for Wildlife Health and DPIRD are hosting a series of free workshops in August and September in coastal areas of NSW to provide training for private veterinarians and vet nurses in handling, sampling and humane euthanasia of wild birds.

From the desk of the Australian Chief Veterinary Officer: The WOAH 92nd General Session

19 Jun 2025
Australian Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Beth Cookson details the 92nd WOAH General Session in her June 2025 update.

Vale Dr Ian Pearson

19 Jun 2025
The Australian Veterinary Association is saddened to announce the passing of Dr Ian Pearson, esteemed veterinarian and Past President, who died last weekend aged 97.

Read the latest from the Australian Veterinary Journal's June issue!

11 Jun 2025
The June issue showcases 10 papers across equine, small animals, and production animal, and features four equine papers and a range of small animal and production animal papers from infectious diseases to osseointegrated prostheses.

 

 

Australia's Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Beth Cookson discusses the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment’s Pacific Engagement Program. Read all CVO columns.

 

Your Profession, Your Voice - AVA Advocacy Updates

The latest round up on key national and division advocacy activities, and the latest news in public affairs. Read more.

 

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