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| Digital ExclusiveChiropractic in Australia and New Zealand
We would like to start off by introducing ourselves to you the international reader. My name is George Dragasevich and I have an Hons., BSc from the University of Waterloo in Canada, and a master's degree in chiropractic from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia. My colleague's name is Orazio Trevisan, and he has a BSc from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and also holds a master's degree in chiropractic from Macquarie University.
In ensuing articles we will be writing about what is happening with chiropractic in Australia and New Zealand with respect to politics, new research being conducted, and major points of interest to the international reader. We will also be discussing where chiropractic is heading in the down under as chiropractic begins its centennial year.
Australia and New Zealand have a very proud tradition of producing outstanding chiropractors and researchers: Dr. Lynton Giles, Dr. Lindsay Rowe, and Dr. Nikolai Bogduk, for example.
At the end of October, the Chiropractic Association of Australia held their annual conference in Adelaide, Australia with Dr. Pran Manga as keynote speaker discussing his report to the Canadian government. In future articles we will be discussing what he said and what effect it had on the chiropractic community in Australia.
We're looking forward to being part of the Dynamic Chiropractic team.
George Dragasevich, DC, BSc
Orazio Trevisan, DC, BSc