Global teleradiology provider VET.CT has become one of the first veterinary companies worldwide to have its science-based net-zero targets officially validated, furthering its commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable practice. The milestone follows the company’s 2024 achievement of becoming carbon neutral and reflects its core value of “doing the right thing for animals, people, and the planet.” […]
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A single-dose vaccine developed by researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast, that is designed to help protect koalas from chlamydia, recently received approval from the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicine Association. Chlamydia is a widespread bacterial disease affecting koalas both in the wild and in captivity that can cause urinary tract infections, infertility, […]
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Researchers at Australian National University (ANU) studying Canberra’s superb fairy-wren population have been confronted by the largest loss of the species in a single winter since the monitoring began in the late 1980s. The deaths of 37 adults (51 per cent) and 33 chicks (85 per cent) meant less than half of the superb fairy-wrens […]
Continue ReadingAll of us know that purpose is the key to most things. If you’re a leader or manager of any sorts you know that your people need to know the why if you want to motivate them to do things. We all do our best work when we have purpose, and when we understand what […]
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Diplomatic gifts were, and still are, a means through which to solidify bonds between different countries and express goodwill. Animals have long been particularly popular gifts, as they are often exotic to the receiving party and act as living, breathing reminders of the positive relationship between two peoples, even if this is to the detriment […]
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