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EOIs for THRIVE Advisory Committee – 2026

The 2026 THRIVE Advisory Committee EOIs are now open. Applications will close on Monday 25th of May. This is a skills-based committee consisting of up to 7 appointees, a board appointed Chair and an AVA staff member, who support the AVA Board and leadership team to successfully deliver THRIVE wellbeing initiatives.

Clinically tested Therapeutic nutrition for a healthy bladder

Hill’s Urinary Care foods to support urinary health How Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Feline works? Clinically tested to reduce rate of recurrence of FIC signs by 89%² and dissolve struvite […]

Tableland Veterinary Service provides community-centred care across North Queensland

Tableland Veterinary Service has been operating for nearly 50 years across multiple locations, united by a single purpose: to support better lives for the people, animals, and communities of North […]

April AVJ

Learn from the high-impact research featured in this month’s AVJ and take the quiz for 3 Vet Ed points.

World Veterinary Day 2026: Veterinarians – Guardians of Food and Health

Each year, World Veterinary Day brings the global community together to recognise the vital role veterinarians play in protecting animal, human and environmental health. In 2026, this contribution is captured in a powerful theme: “Veterinarians: Guardians of Food and Health”.

Bain Fallon 2026 | Registrations Now Open

Australia’s premier equine veterinary conference returns in July with registrations now officially open with this year’s theme anchoring one of the strongest programs yet.

EOI for the NSW Game and Pest Management Advisory Board

The AVA is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) to provide a recommended nominee for Minister appointment to the NSW Game and Pest Management Advisory Board

AVA submission on cat management in Tasmania

The Tasmanian Government has released a Discussion Paper on Cat Management in Tasmania, seeking feedback to inform the next Tasmanian Cat Management Plan. This is a significant opportunity for the veterinary profession to contribute its expertise to state-wide policy affecting cat welfare, wildlife protection, public health and veterinary practice.

Your spot at the 2026 AVA Conference is waiting

There’s just four weeks left to register for the 2026 AVA Conference. With a packed multi-stream program, AVA Conference video proceedings give delegates on-demand access to sessions they missed, extending learning well beyond the event.

Advancing companion animal health through research and legacy giving

The Australian Companion Animal Health Foundation plays a vital role in improving the health and wellbeing of Australia’s pets, funding research that deepens our understanding of diseases affecting cats and dogs.