AMRRIC is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated team member who is driven by pride in efficient and effective office management to support a busy and nationally dispersed team. AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities Ltd) is an...
Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities (AMRRIC) will lead a grass-roots collaboration with Indigenous community stakeholders across more than 20 communities in Northern Australia, to improve Indigenous community animal health surveillance...
AMRRIC first began reporting impacts of ehrlichiosis in remote communities soon after its first diagnosis in Australia, in May 2020. Since the original detections, AMRRIC has worked to develop educational materials to aid communities to understand the transmission of...
In collaboration with the Shire of Halls Creek and Nindiligarri Cultural Health Services, AMRRIC staff and volunteers were able to carry out a hugely successful veterinary desexing blitz program in Halls Creek! On 15th May AMRRIC staff took off from Darwin on the long...
As readers may be aware, ehrlichiosis is a tick-borne disease that was first discovered in the Kimberley region, Western Australia in May 2020, and has since been detected in many remote communities across NT, WA and SA. Many communities have been hit hard by the...
AMRRIC are absolutely thrilled to announce we have won a *Special International Award* in the International Canine Health Awards, the largest and most distinguished veterinary awards in the world, for our work and contributions to dog health and welfare! The awards,...
