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Agriculture Victoria is working to investigate the cause of multiple sudden deaths in horses which have occurred on separate properties since Tuesday 4 July.

Victorian Biosecurity Strategy Consultation is now live on Engage Victoria

The 'Rethinking Veterinary Education' report commissioned by VSANZ is an important step towards addressing many of the challenging facing the veterinary sectors in Australia and New Zealand. Below is the AVA's response to specific recommendations in the report.

The AVA's Head of Veterinary and Public Affairs, Dr Cristy Secombe argues that until the contribution the veterinary profession makes to the public good is recognised, workforce shortages can't be adequately addressed.

In the current climate, financial stress has become increasingly important: factors like rising inflation and increased living costs means that many households are cutting back costs, and in some cases cutting back on essentials such as food, clothing, and heating.

Registrations for the 2023 Sheep, Camelid, and Goat Veterinarians Conference are now open!

The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the Act to better protect the community from dangerous dogs.

The Fair Work Commission recently announced its annual wage review decision for the upcoming 2023/2024 financial year.

In recognition of World Zoonoses Day on Thursday 6 July, the AVA would like to alert members to some resources available on zoonotic diseases.

Last week, Dr Alistair Webb represented the AVA at the New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA) Conference in Wellington.

Adelaide parents Garry and Kate Putland and their sons have launched the 'We’re Only Human' campaign almost two years after losing their beloved daughter and sister – veterinarian Dr Sophie Putland – in September 2021.