KANGAROOS drink less water and consume less energy than sheep, according to a University of Sydney study that could help dramatically reduce the environmental impact of farming.
Camilla Whittington, a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, will study at the Washington University Genome Sequencing Centre (GSC) thanks to a Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarship.
The Seventeenth Annual Kingsley Laffer Memorial Lecture by Professor Russell Lansbury University of Sydney 'Workplace Democracy in an Era of Global Financial Crisis'
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Professor Wes Johnson University of California
Professor Pierre H M Moissonnier - Head of Surgery at the Veterinary School in Paris
Dr Merran Govendir awarded Thompson Fellowship
Animal Breeding Management Newsletter
Veterinary Public Health Management Newsletter
Animal infections and risks for veterinary personnel..do we really act wisely? with Professor Paul Morley
Working Dog Survey: an audit of working dogs in Australia 2009
Rumenations - Faculty of Veterinary Science
16 and 17 October, Jon English appears in Seymour Theatre 
Animal Matters Issue #2 Aug 2009
Faculty Research Report
RSPCA's Million Paws Walk
Dr Robert Hardie, Visiting Professor
KANGAROOS drink less water and consume less energy than sheep, according to a University of Sydney study that could help dramatically reduce the environmental impact of farming.
Associate Professor Paul McGreevy receives the Ian Clunies Ross Memorial Award 2009 
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Camilla Whittington, a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, will study at the Washington University Genome Sequencing Centre (GSC) thanks to a Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarship. 
Listing of Inherited Disorders in Animals (LIDA) Project Animal Welfare - Tackling Problems in Pedigree Dog Breeding
Dairy Research Foundation Newsletter