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TBNSW Scone Seminar: Blood Culture Date & Antimicrobial Stewardship

From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session about Blood Culture Date & Antimicrobial Stewardship, presented by Dr. Lucy Cudmore of Scone Equine Hospital.

TBNSW Seminar: Industry Feedback – Priorities Skills in Industry, Ben Holmes

From the TBNSW Seminar: A session on industry feedback, exploring priority skills needed in the sector, by Ben Holmes from Agriclture, Food & Aninal Management (AFAM)

From the TBNSW Seminar: A hands-on experience to educate and build trust in racing, Australia and New Zealand are set to launch National Thoroughbred Week, an initiative designed to bring

From the TBNSW Seminar: Panel discussion on ‘Securing Excellence’. Attracting specialists to regional breeding hubs, challenges and solutions. Celebrating the Thoroughbred and driving economic, educational, and tourism benefits to the

From the TBNSW Seminar: Panel discussion on ‘The Power of Preparation. How early breaking and education enhance young thoroughbreds pre-sale. With Steve Grant, Rob Petith, Greg Bennett, James Bester.

From the TBNSW Seminar: A session on tax tips, including FBT considerations for regional areas, presented by Paul Carazzo from Baumgartners.

Highlights from the TBNSW Seminar: Insights and strategies on Thoroughbred Yearling Selection, presented by bloodstock agent James Bester from James Bester Bloodstock.

From the TBNSW Seminar: A session discussing the use of Sigloo Alarm Technology and its role within the industry, presented by Dr. Noelle J N Baxter from Southern Highlands Veterinary

In my many years of dealing with clients with breeding and racing properties, it has been very common to consult to them on the tax implications where there is a

Summary of Major Findings AgriFutures Case Control Study Joan Carrick, Victoria Brookes, Cara Wilson During 2022-2023 we completed a case controlled study investigating the risk factors associated with pregnancy loss

One of the most difficult and contentious tax matters in the horse breeding and racing industry is determining whether an activity is an “enterprise” for GST purposes. A GST registered

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