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Flynn's Walk is a charity devoted to highlighting the challenges veterinary professionals face. Having previously held events in Melbourne, Canberra and Brisbane, this month they will be heading to Sydney for the very first time.

Zoos Victoria’s Wildlife Health and Welfare Advisor and veterinarian Dr Leanne Wicker recently featured on DFAT's Pandemic Warriors series that aired on the ABC.

The AVA has been hard at work lobbying the Federal Government to wipe the HECS debts of veterinary graduates living and working in rural and remote areas.

Researchers are recruiting dogs newly diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma to evaluate the anti-cancer drug, Monepantel (MPL).

In support of R U OK? Day, which is coming up on 8 September 2022, he AVA are putting on a special webinar and we are putting out a call for what you are doing on R U OK? Day.

During August, veterinary clinics around the country celebrated dental month, taking the opportunity to promote the importance of dental health in pets. However, president of the Australian Veterinary Dental Society, Dr Rebecca Nilsen, wants vets to rethink their approach.

We interviewed Peter Baines OAM, Kirrily Dear and Dr Nick Mabbott for insights into leadership, productivity and what they'll be speaking about at the 2022 Veterinary Business Group (VBG) Summit.

Consultation on proposal for the NSW Auditor-General to carry out performance audits of the use of public monies by non-public sector entities to provide goods or services to the public on behalf of the State and Local Governments.

After a two-year hiatus from meeting in person, Australian Pig Veterinarians (APV) are bringing the industry back together for two full days of science, social events and an enhanced trade offering.

The AMR Vet Collective is a community of veterinarians, researchers and academics who have come together to support best practice in the age of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Find out more about the free resources they provide to all veterinarians.

In 2021 the ACAHF surveyed Australian veterinarians, including veterinary researchers, to identify the companion animal diseases which cause Australian vets the most concern - and results are now in.