News & Media Releases
Wildlife Health Australia celebrates National Reconciliation Week

May, 23 2024 | News Type

Wildlife Health Australia celebrates National Reconciliation Week

WHA has committed to using the opportunity offered by National Reconciliation Week in 2024 to reflect on our aspirations and actions towards forging trusted, strong and productive two-way partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, organisations and people.

Celebrating World Veterinary Day

Apr, 24 2024 | News Type

Celebrating World Veterinary Day

Celebrating World Veterinary Day in 2024 with our partner, Sea World Foundation, and their Head Veterinarian, Dr Claire Madden.

Grant to Currumbin Wildlife Hospital saves wild lives

Mar, 12 2024 | News Type

Grant to Currumbin Wildlife Hospital saves wild lives

Our Public Fund approved a grant to purchase an Intensive Care Unit humidicrib for Currumbin Wildlife Hospital. To read more and donate to our public fund click here.
Celebrating World Wildlife Day

Feb, 29 2024 | News Type

Celebrating World Wildlife Day

World Wildlife Day (Sunday, 3 March) is upon us and the team at Wildlife Health Australia is keen to celebrate this year’s theme; ‘Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital...
Wildlife Health Australia celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Feb, 8 2024 | News Type

Wildlife Health Australia celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Wildlife Health Australia is celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science this Sunday (February 11) by recognising the remarkable scientific contributions made by its impressive...
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