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Llamas Quarantine Journey Expands Local Gene Pool
Rewarding Best Of Biosecurity
$5 Million To Care For Koalas In Sydney’s South West
Australian veterinarians are essential to the health and wellbeing of Australian communities
Controversial Biosecurity Levy to Impact 85,000 Australian Farmers Amid Financial Strains
Scrap Biosecurity Bill
Nationals fight Labor’s fresh food tax in Senate inquiry
Biosecurity Protection Levy Senate Committee public hearing
New Chair For Horse Traceability Taskforce
Regional Education Commissioner’s annual report recommends immediate support for the regional and remote veterinary workforce
Agriculture Victoria Leader Julie Simons Makes Top 50
Fire Ant Funding Needs Urgent Boost
Fresh Focus For Our Regions
Tougher dangerous dog laws put the bite on irresponsible owners
Supporting Biosecurity In Timor-Leste And Victoria
Keeping Time Is Easy With Our ‘Bee Clock’
Australia’s Extinction Crisis: Public Hearing Statement
New Inspector-General For Emergency Management Appointed
Minister For Agriculture Announces Funding For Sheep And Goat Electronic Identification (eid)
CSIRO Appoints New Deputy Chief Executive
Pest Detection Dog Teams Kept Busy In City Of Sails
Further funding to support NSW saleyards transitioning to sheep and goat eID
Council Joins Task Force To Weed-out Invasive Species
Interstate Grain And Hay Must Pass Vic Biosecurity Laws
New trial underway to continue management of Papaya mealybug
Selected Invasive Weed Trees Being Removed Across Shire
Stakeholders convene in Uganda on responsible use of the life sciences
$20M In Extra Support For Small Business Innovation
CSIRO Invests $20 Million To Drive SME Innovation
Super Sniffer Vespa Recognised With Service Award
EOI For On-farm Demonstration Opportunity – Now Open
Death of over 100 cattle on live export ship reinforces the need for veterinarians on every voyage
$11.6 million upgrade of Corowa Saleyards strengthens Riverina’s farming future
AFPA welcomes strengthened laws to fight illegal logging
International Travellers Can Ditch Paper And Go Digital
Workshops Fostering Collaboration On Plant Biosecurity
Coalition, Greens and independents unite to back farmers
“It is almost like they are trying to destroy the farming industry deliberately” – Labor’s fresh food tax passed
Leeton Shire Secures Country Mayors Support
Improving Australia’s Mail Screening At Border
Launch Celebrates Final Two Public Art Projects
Ulva Island Rodent Free Once More
Biosecurity training for Gold Coast Rural Fire Brigade Group
Government’s reckless MPI cuts pose huge risk to primary sector exports
Building $2 Billion Agribusiness Industry
Conservation dog saves Matiu/Somes Island from potential “antpocalypse”
Treaties Committee recommends ratification of Acts of the Universal Postal Union
Australian veterinary expertise seconded to FAO in Indonesia