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The AVA is looking for a recent graduate (ideally within the past 3-5 years) involved in small animal practice to joining its Chartered Veterinary Practitioner (CVP) Education Committee.

The interim Australian Centre for Disease Control (Aus CDC) is one step closer to becoming permanent after legislation was tabled in parliament this week. Subject to the passage of the Australian Centre for Disease Control Bill 2025 through the Parliament, the new standalone agency will open its doors on 1 January 2026.

In response to a recent Dogs Australia media release, the AVA and the ANZCVS Reproduction Chapter strongly reaffirm the evidence-based health and welfare benefits of performing transcervical artificial insemination (TCI) rather than surgical artificial insemination (SAI) in dogs.

Are you passionate about integrative veterinary medicine? Do you have a project or research idea that could contribute to the growing body of knowledge in this field? If so, the Integrative Veterinarians Australia (IVA) Research Bursary for 2025 could be just the opportunity you're looking for!

During National Biosecurity Week (25-31 August), the AVA is calling on policy makers and the public to recognise and support the essential role of the veterinary profession.

Dr Geoff Golovsky may have been named the 2025 Veterinary Business Group (VBG) Business Professional of the Year, but he was quick to redirect the honour away from himself and towards his team.

The AVA is seeking members expressions of interest to represent the association on the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) Animal Health Accreditation Advisory Committee.

The AVA ACT Division Committee is inviting AVA Members to get involved and help shape the future of veterinary practice in the ACT. We currently have casual vacancies on the Committee and are seeking passionate AVA members to join us.

Enrolments are now open to study The Veterinarian's Role in Society commencing Monday 25 August 2025. Find out more here.

Like every new graduate, Alex was learning how to consult, diagnose, and communicate with clients. But on top of that, were an array of challenges never seen before in the veterinary profession.

The event brought together 446 industry professionals, including 245 veterinarians and veterinary nurses, creating an atmosphere brimming with collaboration, energy, and the joy of shared learning.