Australia NewsVets Want Government Help to Solve Staffing CrisisSavePrintA supplied image obtained on July 7, 2023, of vets treating injured animals at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital. AAP Image/Supplied by Byron Bay Wildlife HospitalNicole Patterson8/29/2023|Updated: 8/29/20230:00X 1New South Wales (NSW) vets are being overworked and facing burnout amid staff shortages, a state government inquiry has been told.This comes as the NSW government begins public hearings into the veterinary workforce shortage in the state on Aug. 29 and 30.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentNicole PattersonAuthorNicole Patterson is a reporter based in Sydney, Australia.Author’s Selected ArticlesDont Extradite Assange Virtual Political Rally First of Its KindAug 28, 2023Human Rights Commissioner Concerned About Labor’s ‘Misinformation’ BillAug 27, 2023Generated Artificial Intelligence Makes It Easier for Potential Child Abuse Material to CirculateAug 24, 2023Stan Grant Is Heading to Denmark After Quitting ABCAug 22, 2023Related Topicsparliamentary inquiryVeterinarians
