General news

  • Brave Bart Undergoes Double Surgery to Beat Cancer[14 May 2013]

    Bart

    Mary Casey and Tony Lowe knew something was amiss when their beloved domestic shorthair cat, Bart, started circling in an unusual manner and occasionally stumbling as he walked. At 12 years of age, Bart had always been in excellent health, and was very popular in their Inner West neighbourhood. More

  • Faculty of Veterinary Science Alumni Cocktails Reception[22 April 2013]

    Vet Science Alumni Cocktail Reception

    The Alumni Cocktail Reception will be held as part of the annual Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) Conference in Cairns. Don't miss a great chance to reconnect with your colleagues and former class mates, and learn more about faculty developments and alumni plans. More

  • Every dog has its day as Farm Dog Survey goes live[25 March 2013]

    It is no secret that Australian farmers rely heavily on their working dogs to carry out stock work economically and efficiently. The value of these dogs was highlighted last year with the record sale of a kelpie for $12,000 at the Casterton Working Dog Auction. More

  • Veterinary Science Alumni Awards 2013[22 February 2013]

    Nominations are now open for the 2013 Faculty of Veterinary Science Alumni Awards. The awards will recognise the extraordinary difference our alumni make in Australia and around the world. It is a wonderful opportunity to honour those graduates, whose contributions may go unrecognised. More

  • Playing to win the fight against rabies - a board game that can save lives[1 February 2013]

    In 'Dog Village' the aim is to successfully raise a puppy that wins the honour of being best dog in the village. It is a fun board game where players have to navigate obstacles and overcome challenges but in this case the players may genuinely be playing for their lives. More

  • Canine cardiology: twin dogs get heart surgery[7 December 2012]

    Canine cardio

    Little Man and Hippo are fluffy Finnish Lapphund puppies who are cute, playful and dearly loved by their owner Cassandra Howard. However, the twin puppies have a serious heart condition that would most likely kill them within their first year of life if left untreated. More

  • University Veterinary Teaching Hospital hosts corporate volunteers[20 November 2012]

    Deloitte

    A group of consultants from Deloitte are spending a day working with the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital to streamline IT systems. More

  • Q fever: How common is it and how can we best prevent it?[9 November 2012]

    Katrina Bosward

    Research to inform vaccine policy for Australia and internationally More

  • Alumni Survey For Mentoring Programs[25 October 2012]

    The Executive Committee of the Veterinary Science Alumni Association has prepared a survey for alumni on our Faculty mentoring programs. More

  • Marshall Edwards, 1928-2012[16 August 2012]

    Marshall Edwards

    Preventing bith defects is critical, and an important contributor to this was Marshall Edwards, dean of veterinary science at Sydney University. More

  • Bomber Command Memorial[31 July 2012]

    Max Barry

    Alumnus Dr Max Barry OAM joined more than 6,000 veterans and the general public at the Bomber Command Ceremony in Green Park, London. More

  • Speaking for animals through science[25 July 2012]

    Katherine Van Ekert

    Ballarat-based Young Alumni Award winner Dr Katherine van Eckert is calling on more veterinarians to take charge of animal welfare issues. More