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Singing the praises of rural work

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Clutha Vets Balclutha vet Wingyeung Szeto is a recipient of the voluntary bonding scheme for veterinarians. PHOTO: SHAWN MCAVINUE The voluntary bonding scheme for veterinarians was launched in 2009 to help ease a shortage of veterinarians working with production animals and working dogs in rural New Zealand. Scheme recipients each receive $55,000 across five years in return for working throughout rural New Zealand. Shawn McAvinue talks to som…

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Singing the praises of rural work

Clutha Vets Balclutha vet Wingyeung Szeto is a recipient of the voluntary bonding scheme for veterinarians. PHOTO: SHAWN MCAVINUE The voluntary bonding scheme for veterinarians was launched in 2009 to help ease a shortage of veterinarians working with production animals and working dogs in rural New Zealand. Scheme recipients each receive $55,000 across five years in return for working throughout rural New Zealand. Shawn McAvinue talks to som…

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