Repost from KPCA instagram The dedicated Kimberly Pilbara Cattlemen's Association team hit the ground running last week, with back-to-back workshops and events across the region. Biosecurity Officer Chris Morrow, in collaboration with Ausvet's own Isabel MacPhillamy and Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development delivered an insightful twilight session, setting the stage for important industry discussions. The Meat & Livestock Australia #BeefUp Forum focused on research and development, providing producers with valuable insights into innovation and best practices in the northern beef industry. With the first Nb2 group meeting ticked off, businesses look to gain momentum in driving greater sustainable practices and strengthening their herd. Meanwhile, participants of the Warrmijala Murrgurlayi (Rise Up to Work) Agriculture Program showcased their skills in the yards, highlighting emerging talent and leadership. A huge congratulations to Roebuck Export Depot for hosting their very first Open Day! Organised by Nyamba Buru Yawuru, the event was a great success, capped off with a fantastic Gala Dinner. The KPCA team will be on the road and travelling across the state and country throughout March—so keep an eye out and be sure to say G’day.
Ausvet
International Trade and Development
Better Health through Applied Epidemiology - Worldwide
About us
Ausvet is a leading private epidemiology company with over 28 years of experience in more than 55 countries. The company provides customer-focused services in regards to population health on a global scale. Our passion, vision and technical skill combine with a commitment to the highest standards of professional integrity and ethics to produce innovative results for our clients. We provide consultancy services to assist clients develop and achieve goals efficiently, and with distinction. Our consultants tailor solutions to each client’s needs and continue to develop with the project. As each project needs a variety of skills, Ausvet develops and coordinates a specialized team of associates that provide independent advice. Our projects are diverse and have included soil, plant, insect, aquatic, domestic and wild animal, and human health related matters. We deliver a standard of performance beyond client expectations, require excellent performance from project personnel, and offer extensive knowledge and experience in the management of a range of animal, plant, and public health issues.
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- International Trade and Development
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- 11-50 employees
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- Australia, France, Indonesia, Vietnam
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- 1996
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- Epidemiology, Information Systems, Risk Analysis, Training, Biostatistics, Project Management, International Development, Program Management, Disease Surveillance, Disease Control, Strategic Planning, Program Evaluation, Health Information Systems, Research, Data Analysis, One Health, Public Health, Aquaculture, Agricultural Production, and Biosecurity
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Australia, France, Indonesia, Vietnam , 6160, AU
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5 Shuffrey Street
Fremantle, WA 6160, AU
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Lyon, Lyon 69001, FR
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We're #hiring! Our team in Vietnam are looking for a Project support officer. If you or anyone you know would suit this role please check the job ad below and respond to our hr team today!
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#Veterinarians are doing more than just taking care of your #pets. The global veterinary workforce comprises 19 million dedicated professionals, with an average of one veterinary worker for every 2,611 cattle. Despite their critical role in safeguarding animal and public health, many WOAH member countries report that their veterinary services lack sufficient resources. Empowering veterinarian professionals is essential for ensuring the health of animals and humans alike.
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Celebrating International Womens Day 2025 #IWD25 with a tribute to all of the Ausvet women. This years theme is #MarchForward - and if ever there was a team that could and will do this its the team below. The contributions that these amazing, inspirational women make to their field of work is incredible. #biosecurity #veterinaryscience #animalhealth #animalwelfare #amr #emergencyresponse #EAD's
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Sending thoughts to everyone on the east coast that is potentially affected by Cyclone Alfred. #staysafe #emergency #tropicalcylone
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This morning the National Feral Pig Action Plan/USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Mini Seminar Series was held. This was the 8th mini symposium session, today focus being ASF epidemiology in feral pigs. Kim Pepin, PhD discussed US feral pig modelling while Richard Bradhurst talked about the AADIS feral pig model. Ausvet's Brendan Cowled presented on the feral pig carcass decomposition work conducted with Department of Primary Industries (Queensland) and was pleased to be part of a collaboration with Australian and USA feral pig workers on the USDA/Australian National feral pig action plan. Massive also thanks to Heather Channon Dr Narelle Dybing for inviting us to take part.
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Proud to be working with everyone involved in the recent Animal Welfare and Biosecurity Training in Central Java in February. With over 100 participants attending it was a fantastic session across multiple sectors. Meat & Livestock Australia GAPUSPINDO . Forum AWO Indonesia #biosecurity #training #preparedness #animalwelfare
Hello, AWO colleagues! The Forum Animal Welfare Officer (FAWO), GAPUSPINDO ., Ausvet, and the Livestock Services of Central Java Province and the Special Region of Yogyakarta proudly present the “Animal Welfare and Biosecurity Training in Central Java”, successfully held with the full support of the Livestock Export Program Indonesia – Meat & Livestock Australia! Held at Novotel Hotels Solo and Ampel Slaughterhouse Boyolali on February 19-20, 2025, this training was attended by more than 100 participants from various sectors, including livestock service staff from regencies/cities across Central Java and Yogyakarta, slaughterhouse staff and operators, as well as cattle exporters and importers from Australia. The training focused on implementing high standards of animal welfare and biosecurity, particularly in supporting the ESCAS supply chain system in Central Java. 🐂🔒 A special thanks to our sponsors, Elanco Animal Health Indonesia and AAM Investment Group, as well as our partners and all participants committed to advancing animal welfare and biosecurity in the supply chain! #AWO #AnimalWelfare #Biosecurity #ESCAS #GAPUSPINDO #CentralJava #LEPMLA #Ausvet
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Join us for the upcoming technical webinar on the newly released Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (2024–2033). #AvianInfluenza continues to pose a major threat to animal health, biodiversity, livelihoods, and food security. This new strategy sets a global vision to mitigate its impact and strengthen prevention and control measures worldwide. 📅 Date: 3 March 2025 🕒 Time: 13:00 - 14:30 (CET) 📍 Online Register to attend: https://lnkd.in/efKPDEFk
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Ausvet are proud to be joining Kimberly Pilbara Cattlemens Association for an evening of biosecurity insights and networking in Broome! Join us on March 3rd via the eventbrite registration link below #biosecurity #KPCA #networking #Broome https://lnkd.in/gpEn5hAZ https://lnkd.in/g8pqw5-X
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Thanks World Organisation for Animal Health and Keith Hamilton for the below insights. As Keith mentions - active surveillance and science based understandings are required to better protect animals (and humans) from avian influenza. #avianinfluenza #prevention #surveillance #poultry #science #protection #outbreaks
Avian influenza is evolving, but how dangerous is it? Expert, Keith Hamilton sheds some light.
Learn about how dangerous avian influenza is