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“Divisions give us a voice in decisions that directly affect how we practise in our state or territory.” Nominations are now open for members to be involved on our Division Committees. Divisions represent AVA members within each Australian state or territory, advocating on issues that affect the veterinary profession at that level. Whether it’s workforce shortages, mental health, regulation, licensing, or education pathways. Divisions are the conduit between local members, government stakeholders, and Veterinary Registration Boards.
The South Australian Government is consulting on key elements required to implement the new breeder licensing scheme under the Dog and Cat Management reforms.
Racing Queensland (RQ) is seeking stakeholder feedback on a suite of proposed amendments to the Australian Rules of Racing that have been approved by the Racing Australia Board for consultation. Several of the proposed changes raise important issues for equine veterinarians, particularly in relation to animal welfare, veterinary oversight, and the interface between clinical decision-making and racing regulation. The AVA is seeking member input to inform the development of its submission to this consultation.
We are asking for all vets, practice managers and allied professionals who want to help shape the next chapter of the AVA’s digital experience.
The AVA is developing the 2026 AVA SA Election Priorities document to outline the key needs and priorities of the South Australian veterinary profession. This document will guide our advocacy efforts before and after the March 2026 election, ensuring the profession’s priorities are clearly communicated to Government.
The latest Report of the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Terrestrial Animal Health Standards Commission has been released and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry are seeking feedback.
The AVA are drafting a Commonwealth pre-budget submissions for the 2026/2027 financial year. AVA Members are invited to contribute by identifying possible priorities for inclusion.