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The July 2024 issue of the AVJ is now available for members to view online – check out what’s in this month’s edition, including the AVJ Quiz.

The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has provided materials to support the current H7 response and H5 preparedness.

Recent outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza emphasise the crucial role veterinarians play in global health security and preventing the spread of zoonotic diseases. 

Dr Cheryl Fry has a deep knowledge of the veterinary workplace and a passion for veterinarian wellbeing. Learn more about her insightful sessions at the upcoming ASAV annual conference together with VBG.

To help inform our work on the outcomes of the report, we are asking all members (regardless of which state or territory you are in) for your views.

An amazing line-up of speakers are ready to share their expertise on cardiothoracic disease, veterinary workplace health and good business strategies. Register before Monday 15 July to enjoy the great member discounts on offer.

The ACT government has confirmed a second site in the ACT has tested positive for avian influenza.

What does wildlife health surveillance look like? Every time we examine a wild animal casualty, we are informally doing wildlife health surveillance.

The Essential Veterinary Clinical Skills course is designed to provide you with practical and applied aspects of disease diagnosis, disease treatment, anaesthesia and emergency care. Find out more about this exciting new CPD course.

The AVA WA Division is calling for an AVA member representative for the DPIRD Committee for Animal Welfare in Emergencies (CAWE).

Nominations are open for veterinarians to join a variety of WVA committees and working groups - expressions of interest close Thursday 4 July.