Dr Sam Phelan, AVEA Spokes and NT vet and parent, spoke with The Wire on Melbourne's Community Radio station 3ZZZ on Tuesday, 8 August. Dr Phelan talked about the impact of the Middle Arm Precinct development on the people and animals of the NT, and the impact of the changing climate on our animals. You
Deputy Chair Dr Angela Frimberger spoke to Croakey Health Media at the Climate and Health Day of Action in Canberra about the often forgotten victims of climate change: animals The Croakey reported on the health and climate groups reaction the proposed Middle Arm gas hub in the Northern Territory and the health impacts of gas
Deputy Chair Dr Angela Frimberger spoke to Croakey Health Media at the Climate and Health Day of Action in Canberra about the often forgotten victims of climate change: animals The Croakey reported on the health and climate groups reaction the proposed Middle Arm gas hub in the Northern Territory and the health impacts of gas
Veterinarians and other health professionals are heading to Canberra to call on the government to withdraw support for a massive new gas field in the Northern Territory. The project in the Beetaloo Basin and the Middle Arm Precinct in Darwin for processing the gas will obstruct Australia's progress to Net Zero and hinder global efforts
Veterinarians and other health professionals are heading to Canberra to call on the government to withdraw support for a massive new gas field in the Northern Territory. The project in the Beetaloo Basin and the Middle Arm Precinct in Darwin for processing the gas will obstruct Australia’s progress to Net Zero and hinder global efforts
The report released this week by Veterinary Schools of Australia and New Zealand (VSANZ) titled ‘Rethinking Veterinary Education’ recognises the challenges facing the profession now and into the future such as biosecurity, disease prevention and wildlife conservation: all which will be exacerbated by climate change. AVEA commends the report’s findings and recommendations to make position
The report released this week by Veterinary Schools of Australia and New Zealand (VSANZ) titled ‘Rethinking Veterinary Education’ recognises the challenges facing the profession now and into the future such as biosecurity, disease prevention and wildlife conservation: all which will be exacerbated by climate change. AVEA commends the report’s findings and recommendations to make position
For the sake of the Swift Parrot, and all other wildlife within the old forests, including the endangered Tasmanian Devil, Wedge-tailed Eagle and Masked Owl, Chair Dr Jeannet Kessels, volunteers Dr Janet Berry and Dr Mariska Hall, and former Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Ron Glanville have again written to Tasmanian Premier Rockliff. Tasmanian government logging
For the sake of the Swift Parrot, and all other wildlife within the old forests, including the endangered Tasmanian Devil, Wedge-tailed Eagle and Masked Owl, Chair Dr Jeannet Kessels, volunteers Dr Janet Berry and Dr Mariska Hall, and former Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Ron Glanville have again written to Tasmanian Premier Rockliff. Tasmanian government logging
A personal note from our CEO Tara O'Connell sent to AVEA Supporters on Monday, 10 July. Dear AVEA Friends and Supporters I hope this finds you in good health and high spirits. Today I write to you with mixed emotions as I share some news that marks both an ending and a new beginning. After
