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Biosecurity is everyone’s responsibility. See how you can help protect our agriculture, wildlife and natural environment from harmful pests and diseases.
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Response to White spot syndrome virus outbreak in Australia. This includes where it has been detected, restrictions in place, actions you must take, and resources to help you manage risks.
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Response to tomato brown rugose fruit virus outbreak in Australia. This includes where it has been detected, restrictions in place, actions you must take and resources to help you manage risks.
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High pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI), or bird flu, is a viral disease of birds.
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Response to Varroa mite outbreak in Australia. This includes where it has been detected, restrictions in place, actions you must take, and resources to help you manage risks.
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Our national policy to control plant pest risks and protect our trade with other countries.
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Response to a tropical weeds outbreak in Australia. This includes where it has been detected, restrictions in place, actions you must take, and resources to help you manage risks.
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Response to Polyphagous shot-hole borer outbreak in Australia. This includes where it has been detected, restrictions in place, actions you must take, and resources to help you manage risks.
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The H5N1 strain of high pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI) (known as H5 bird flu) is NOT in Australia. It has been found in nearby countries and could be spread by long distance movements of wild birds.
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