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The April 2024 issue of the AVJ is now available for members to view online.

Are you ready to elevate your veterinary practice, leadership skills and team dynamics? Discover all the practical tools and strategic insights on offer at AVA Conference 2024.

The TGA has handed down its interim decision regarding two veterinary medicines that the AVA made submissions on in 2023.

The scientific program features a huge range of engaging topics for equine veterinarians, an interactive wet-lab and the renowned 'Equine and Dine' social event.

More than 125 delegates came together in Wodonga to share expertise and discover new ways to take their veterinary skills and knowledge to “The Next Level”.  

The AVA's psychological health and safety awareness pilot program continues to roll out to veterinary teams across Australia in 2024, with clinics in Western Australia and Queensland joining the list of workplaces to receive this important training.

Our second annual THRIVE Wellness Symposium at AVA Conference will inspire and empower you to improve wellbeing and foster positive change in your workplace. It is also about community; establishing connections with others who share the desire to invest in personal and professional wellbeing.

The AVA is listening to member and stakeholder feedback and redesigning its conference offerings to include sustainable changes.

The scientific program features a huge range of engaging topics for small animal veterinarians, along with a popular dinner and trivia night to connect with friends and colleagues.

Dechra has initiated a voluntary recall for Forthyron 200 µg and 400µg Flavoured Tablets that were sold nationwide between 17 October 2023 to 13 March 2024.

The Australian Government committed $5 million over 4 years to the development of the renewed AAWS, with the objective of providing a framework for a national approach to animal welfare in Australia.