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  • Be response ready if something happens

    26 August 2026

    Being ready for a biosecurity incident can make it easier to respond and reduce disruption on your property. Simple steps such as keeping records, managing movement and informing staff can help support a faster, more effective biosecurity response.

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  • Build a simple on-farm biosecurity plan

    26 August 2026

    A simple biosecurity plan helps identify risks, set clear expectations and support day to day biosecurity practices on your property. Keeping it practical and tailored to your property can make it easier to manage risks and respond if something unusual occurs.

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  • Good biosecurity = good business for sheep and wool producers

    26 August 2026

    Strong biosecurity helps keep sheep healthy and productive while protecting the long-term performance of your business.

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  • National Biosecurity Week 2026 puts prevention and preparedness in focus

    24 August 2026

    National Biosecurity Week, running from 24–30 August 2026, is a timely reminder that prevention, preparedness and early action are essential to protecting Australia’s food supply, environment, economy and way of life.

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    Protect your flock from H5 bird flu – biosecurity lessons from around the world

    16 July 2026

    Australia can learn from countries that have been managing H5 bird flu for years. The evidence shows that while some measures can be challenging to implement, the cost of weak biosecurity is far greater.

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    ParaBoss update boosts biosecurity and parasite management

    16 July 2026

    Australian livestock producers now have access to an improved Product Search Tool through ParaBoss, making it easier to compare parasite control products and support effective on-farm biosecurity.

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  • National Biosecurity Week 2026

    14 July 2026

    National Biosecurity Week, running from 24–30 August 2026, is a timely reminder that prevention, preparedness and early action are essential to protecting Australia’s food supply, environment, economy and way of life.

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