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This Saturday 26 April, the AVA is proudly joining the global veterinary community in celebrating World Veterinary Day 2025. This year’s theme, “Animal Health Takes a Team,” highlights the diverse, dedicated teams who work together every day to protect animal, human, and environmental health.

The keynote speaker will present 4 sessions throughout the conference, running from 12-15 May at the ICC Sydney.

The AVA is currently preparing a submission on the consultation by the South Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) regarding their draft Regulations for the Veterinary Services Act 2023. To assist in this, we are seeking feedback from AVA members by 5 May 2025.

Four veterinary practices across Queensland have stepped up as distribution centres to support recovery and livestock relief efforts during the ongoing floods in south west Queensland.

In its comprehensive submission to the South Australian Parliamentary Inquiry into the Mental Health and Wellbeing of Veterinarians, the AVA has highlighted the urgent need for systemic change and government support.

In this edition of SIG in the Spotlight, hear from Sheep, Camelid and Goat Veterinarians (SCGV) Group President Dr Peter Windsor, as he explains the key benefits of joining the SCGV, the upcoming International Sheep Veterinary Congress and plans for the future.

More than 120 veterinary staff and industry sponsors spent a day out on Sydney Harbour last month, for the 2025 AVA NSW Sailing Day.

Taking place on Monday 12 May at the ICC Sydney, the THRIVE Veterinary Wellness Symposium empowers all members of the veterinary team with practical tools, fresh perspectives, and actionable strategies to foster a culture of wellbeing across their workplaces.

The 2025 AVA Conference is more than a showcase of cutting-edge veterinary science and medicine, it's also a premier destination for anyone interested in the business side of a veterinary practice. Join us from 12-15 May at the ICC Sydney to explore how inclusive websites and strategic social media can attract and engage new clients, and dive into the latest tech innovations, like AI, that are revolutionising workflows, increasing profitability, and improving patient outcomes.

In this edition of SIG in the Spotlight, read all about the Australian Veterinary Conservation Biology (AVCB) Group from President Dr Tanya Stephens.

The keynote speaker will present 6 sessions throughout the conference, running from 12-15 May at the ICC Sydney.