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Singapore-born veterinary surgeon fined and sanctioned for sex acts with animals in Australia

Marcus Tan Wei Sheng was fined US$3,289 and ordered to work under strict supervision for five years.

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Vet fined for inappropriate acts with animals but allowed to continue working under supervision

Vet fined for inappropriate acts with animals but allowed to continue working under supervision
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South Australian government advances veterinary services and biosecurity bills | Stock Journal

South Australian government advances veterinary services and biosecurity bills | Stock Journal
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South Australian government advances veterinary services and biosecurity bills | Stock Journal

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Hong Kong s first batch of locally trained vets to be allowed to practise in city after university programme receives international recognition

City University says its veterinary medicine programme has received recognition from Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and Australasian Veterinary Boards Council.

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