Ron Glanville, former Chief Veterinary Officer of Queensland, appeared on a live radio interview with 2BS 95.1FM - a commercial radio station in Bathurst broadcasting to the Central West. It's great to have our voice out in rural...

Vets for Climate Action was a signatory to a joint statement signed by civil society in pursuit of a safe climate. This was supported by a series of full-page advertisements within The Australian, The Daily...

Veterinarian Dr. Janet Truslove's article appeared within the Tasmanian Times, calling for our leaders to set strong and agressive climate targets. Thanks again to Janet for her tireless work.  

Published in The Blayney Chronicle, here is "Helen Scott-Orr receives a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) medal in the 2021 Queen's birthday honour list."

Dr Angela Frimberger was interviewed for ABC's Upper Hunter morning show. She spoke about the recent devastating floods in NSW, the impact on animals and how taking action on climate change should be a...

In discussing the impacts of worsening extreme weather, Dr. Angela Frimberger, VfCA volunteer and veterinarian, draws attention to the suffering of animals in these times.

Veterinarians for Climate Action are calling for urgent climate action to protect the animals impacted by the flooding in NSW and Qld this week.

Anthony Benjamin's Gold Coast house was flooded only a few short days after he attended training on how to be a climate spokesperson. Putting his learnings to quick use, he appeared on 9News TV,...

This week three of our team pounded the halls of Canberra demanding climate action. We had some great successes in linking climate change to health impacts.

Ron Glanville, former Chief Veterinary Officer of Queensland and volunteer with VfCA, writes about the importance of addressing climate to prevent further disease risk.