CLINICAL CONNECT 2025 wrap-up

Greencross Clinical Connect 2025 brought veterinary professionals together for collaboration, learning and innovation More than 1,000 veterinary professionals from across Australia gathered at the Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, for Greencross Clinical Connect 2025 – a two-day conference celebrating collaboration, clinical excellence, and innovation in animal care. With more than 75 sessions on offer, the program […]

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High-tech dog mannequin aids TAFE training

A cutting-edge canine mannequin, recently introduced at TAFE NSW Kingscliff, is providing veterinary nursing students with an invaluable, hands-on learning experience. The lifelike mannequin, imported from the US – and affectionately named Barbara – allows students to practice essential clinical skills in a safe and controlled environment. Gemma Holland, a local veterinarian and TAFE NSW […]

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Exciting Speakers Announced for the 2024 National Greencross Clinical Symposium

The upcoming Greencross National Symposium and Leadership Conference on the Gold Coast is bringing together some of the leading experts in veterinary medicine to share their knowledge and insights. We’re thrilled to highlight just a few of the amazing speakers set to present: Dr. Charles KuntzRegistered Specialist of Small Animal Surgery, Melbourne Veterinary Specialist CentreDr. […]

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Conference ends with workforce shortage relief in sight

The annual Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) Conference wrapped up in late May with a panel session which brought together economists and veterinarians to discuss the landscape and emerging trends in the sector. Chaired by Moss Siddle and Paul Blanc, information presented showed that while recruiting continues to be a challenge for many practices, there are […]

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AVA Survey in to unpaid work now open.

The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) has launched a survey in collaboration with the University of Melbourne to identify the amount of unpaid work done by veterinarians. In 2003, “pro bono” veterinary services by privately owned veterinary practices were approximated at $30m, up from $17m in 1999.  The anonymous survey has launched on the AVA website […]

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