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Funding for saleyards and processors to implement electronic identification
Bumper year for biosecurity
Cutting-edge tech takes off at PEQ
Ants go marching three by three, thanks to work of Biosecurity
Update: Toxic algae warning still in place for Broken Bay
Weed of Week: Broomrapes
No rainchecks on ragwort control
Detector dog finds live Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
New officers bolster biosecurity preparedness and protect good jobs
New biosecurity signs to help protect State’s wine supply
NSW Government announces sheep and goat electronic ID timeline
Farmers welcome sheep and goat timeline
Celebrating 40 years of Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Research and development grants for wild dog control
Wet spring sees SA farmer sentiment edging higher
Victorian farmers ‘press pause’ on expectations for year ahead as they wait to assess spring fall-out
Strong commodity prices and positive seasonal conditions see Queensland ag sector confidence stabilise
Signs of growing optimism as farmers begin to shake off 2022’s challenges
Vanuatu, Australia Sign Security Pact
Vanuatu and Australia sign Bilateral Security Agreement
Veterinary peak body welcomes biosecurity report, renews call for more rural vets
NSW Government supports booming goat industry
Indigenous rangers roundtable informs future of northern Australia’s biosecurity
New national plans to strengthen animal health
Biosecurity Risk Material on new vehicles arriving in Australia
Pulling plug on Salvinia
New detector dog graduates bolster Australia’s biosecurity
Weed of Week: Spotted Knapweed
$14.25 million grant to boost good jobs with sugarcane industry partnership
What’s growing in your garden?
$85b high note, but time to fix pockmarked roads and ruined rail
Indonesia delegation to reinforce biosecurity and workforce fronts
NSW DPI adopts CSIRO’s food safety fungal folio
$320 million for world-class agricultural HQ in Perth
Emergency Animal Disease Summit tackles biggest threats
Forest industries welcome new National Forest Pest Surveillance Program to enhance biosecurity
National surveillance partnership to protect Australia’s forests
New Varroa detections expand red zone
Highest ever fine for endangering Australia’s biosecurity system
Grants to boost invasive pest management in Far North Queensland
It’s living thing as NSW DPI adopts CSIRO’s food safety fungal folio
State-of-the-art truck wash open at Gunnedah Regional Saleyards
Guava Root Knot Nematode surveillance continues
Quadripartite welcomes new political commitments in fight against antimicrobial resistance
Red Zone to expand due to new Varroa mite detection
Grants for flood affected farmers
Visit paves way for deeper trade ties
New laboratory to support next generation of Earth science