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Supporting the University of Queensland to return to Cherbourg
Image: Some happy and healthy patients, returning to see the vet team for their annual health check Since 2016, AMRRIC have partnered with Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council, The University of Queensland School of Veterinary Science and Darling Downs Public...
AMRRIC collaborates to create new cat animation with Threatened Species Recovery Hub
Image: Still shot from the animation, showing a cat catching a bilby out on country The Threatened Species Recovery Hub (TSRH) was a six-year long collaboration to deliver research to support the recovery of threatened species in Australia. Many of the...
Ehrlichiosis Animation Translation – Murrinh-Patha Version
AMRRIC is excited to be releasing the Murrinh-Patha version of our Ehrlichiosis animation. By having this animation translated, the video becomes more accessible to those in remote communities and the message is able to reach a wider audience. This animation has been...
Ehrlichiosis Animation Translation – Walpiri Version
AMRRIC is excited to be releasing the Walpiri version of our Ehrlichiosis animation. By having this animation translated, the video becomes more accessible to those in remote communities and the message is able to reach a wider audience. This animation has been...
Ehrlichiosis Animation – Eastern-Central Arrernte
AMRRIC is excited to be releasing the Eastern-Central Arrernte version of our Ehrlichiosis animation. By having this animation translated, the video becomes more accessible to those in remote communities and the message is able to reach a wider audience. This...
Ehrlichiosis Animation – Modern Tiwi Version
AMRRIC is excited to be releasing the Modern Tiwi version of our Ehrlichiosis animation. By having this animation translated, the video becomes more accessible to those in remote communities and the message is able to reach a wider audience. This animation has been...
Remote Arnhem Land outstation receives much-needed Veterinary Services
Image - Young Mäpuru residents help Dr Chelsea prepare a patient for surgery Mäpuru, a remote outstation located in north east Arnhem Land, is home to just nine households of community residents, but its growing dog and cat population was cause for concern. AMRRIC was...
Position Available: Biosecurity Project Officer
AMRRIC is seeking an experienced project officer with a passion for working in partnership with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to improve animal health and biosecurity.
AMRRIC’s Work to Ensure Equitable Access to Animal Health Essentials
Image: A group of dogs awaiting their owners outside a remote store in WA. AMRRIC continues to work hard to highlight the vital importance of ensuring sustainable and affordable access to animal health products like flea, tick, mite and de-worming...
One Health in Remote Communities Education Program for Science Week
National Science Week occurs every year in Australia to help promote science and its value to the Australian public across many areas. AMRRIC was able to participate in this year’s science week, showcasing the value of science in remote communities in...