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An amazing line-up of speakers are ready to share their expertise on cardiothoracic disease, veterinary workplace health and good business strategies. Register before Monday 15 July to enjoy the great member discounts on offer.

The ACT government has confirmed a second site in the ACT has tested positive for avian influenza.

What does wildlife health surveillance look like? Every time we examine a wild animal casualty, we are informally doing wildlife health surveillance.

The Essential Veterinary Clinical Skills course is designed to provide you with practical and applied aspects of disease diagnosis, disease treatment, anaesthesia and emergency care. Find out more about this exciting new CPD course.

The AVA WA Division is calling for an AVA member representative for the DPIRD Committee for Animal Welfare in Emergencies (CAWE).

Nominations are open for veterinarians to join a variety of WVA committees and working groups - expressions of interest close Thursday 4 July.

DPRID is undertaking a comprehensive review of the WA State Support Plan - Animal Welfare in Emergencies with feedback needed on the proposed amendments to the plan.

Relief for shortage of feline vaccines in Australia. Last updated 5 March 2024 BI supply now available ACT extends boarding requirement amnesty

The NSW Government has enacted its emergency biosecurity incident plan in response to the confirmed presence of high pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), serotype H7N8 in samples from a mixed barnyard and free-range commercial egg farm in Greater Sydney. 

This year, 3 exceptional AVA Members were recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours List.

Wildlife Health Australia are seeking veterinarians to complete a short 5-minute survey to help design an expanded wildlife disease surveillance network.