This week I have had the opportunity to attend the Pilbara Summit, joining leaders, industry representatives, government stakeholders and regional businesses to discuss the future of one of Australia’s most […]
The AVA lodged a submission to the WA Parliamentary Veticare Inquiry which highlighted that improving access to veterinary care cannot be separated from the workforce and business sustainability challenges facing […]
The AVA has lodged a submission supporting the APVMA proposal to classify second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) as Restricted Chemical Products. The AVA submission recommends the change as necessary to reduce […]
The AVA advocates for modern, consistent regulation of the veterinary profession across all jurisdictions. This includes calling for the regular review and reform of legislation affecting veterinary practice to ensure […]
The recent AVA Conference in Brisbane, themed Connection, Collaboration, and Knowledge, was an energising and inspiring event for our profession. It was invigorating to see so many veterinary professionals gathered […]
The AVA has lodged a submission to the Victorian Government’s review of the Radiation Regulations 2017, supporting the introduction of an approval framework for Personal Radiation Monitoring Service Providers (PRMS), as […]
The AVA has provided a submission to Biosecurity Tasmania on the proposed Cat Management Plan, advocating for a nationally consistent, evidence-based approach to cat management, that takes in to consideration local Tasmanian factors. […]
The AVA has lodged a submission to the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development on proposed changes to the state’s Breeding Code, outlining key recommendations to strengthen animal […]
It was a privilege to chair my first AVA Victoria Division Committee meeting as President this week. What stood out most was the breadth of work underway — and the […]
An introduction to the new AVA Victoria Division president, acknowledgement of the outgoing president- Dr. Cathy Deague, and where you can reach out regarding matters affecting you, your workplace and the broader Victorian veterinary community.