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  • Have your say on the National Biosecurity Strategy

    28 February 2022

    Facing the challenges on the horizon with a shared purpose – that’s the goal of a National Biosecurity Strategy being developed by Australian, state and territory governments, industry, environment groups and the community. Having clear national priorities and actions, and working together, is the best way we can be ready for them. The National Biosecurity Strategy is on the way to being finalised, and your feedback will be valuable to help do this.

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  • New biosecurity collaboration to protect Australian citrus industry

    17 January 2022

    Australia’s $900 million citrus industry could face serious production and market access risks if the industry is not adequately prepared to manage future biosecurity threats. A new five-year national biosecurity program, CitrusWatch, is a collaborative effort that is designed to protect the citrus industry from harmful exotic pests and diseases such as Asian citrus psyllid (Diaphorina citri) and huánglóngbìng (HLB).

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  • PHA revamps online course offering

    23 December 2021

    Plant Health Australia (PHA) has recently revamped three online courses that now offer greater interactivity and designs to enhance the online learning experience.

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  • New Strain of Hendra Virus in Horses Detected Twice in 2021

    2 December 2021
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  • Johne’s Disease in Cattle: Reducing Risk Through Good Biosecurity Practices  

    2 December 2021

    Introduction of new stock on-farm is the main way that disease may enter a herd, so introducing low-risk stock onto the property with a management plan is the best prevention strategy.

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    Johne’s Disease in Cattle: Reducing Risk Through Good Biosecurity Practices  

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