Vets Uncovered 2026
Vets Uncovered has become an annual tradition for the fourth year North Queensland Veterinary Science Students. We have continued this again by stripping off with our mates to produce a tasteful and cheeky calendar. In recent years, it has become a novel way to commemorate our graduating year and have some fun while raising money for a good cause, as well as for our graduation ball. Whilst it was nerve-wracking getting naked, it was a fun and enlightening experience that allowed our cohort to take a break from the usual academic pressures the year brings with it. The opportunity to be a part of Vets Uncovered has become a rite of passage for the students since 2015.
For Vets Uncovered 2026, we are proud to be supporting BlazeAid — a volunteer-based organisation that helps rural communities rebuild after natural disasters. Following the severe flooding across Northern Queensland in early 2025, we felt it was especially fitting to support BlazeAid’s mission this year. The organisation plays a crucial role in helping communities recover by repairing fences, clearing debris, and restoring vital infrastructure — often where help is needed most. BlazeAid’s volunteers provide more than just physical assistance; they bring hope, resilience and a strong sense of community to those affected by disaster. As future Veterinarians, many of us will work closely with rural and regional communities, and we recognise just how important this kind of support is in times of crisis. We’re proud to contribute to BlazeAid’s work through Vets Uncovered 2026 — helping to rebuild not only properties, but also lives.