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Australia-UK FTA big win for Aussie agriculture
Ready. Set. Action on khapra beetle
Stronger foundations for agriculture
Forest industries to benefit from expanded R&D funding
Taking swine medicine education into virtual world
Chief Medical Officer – Omicron update and changes to international travel arrangements
Reconnecting Tasmania to world
Locusts starting to swarm in region’s west
Academy welcomes mRNA vaccine manufacturing capability
Biosecurity officers not prepared to protect borders despite government assurances
Weed of Week – Blackberry
WA to proceed with Safe Transition Plan from February 5, 2022
Fruit fly successfully eradicated from Port Augusta
How many new biosecurity officers are in training today?
Human biosecurity period extended
Bid to save South waterway
Zooming research lens on Ethiopian lentils
Don’t send unwanted pests in mail this Christmas
Pacific research partners sign new agreement
Mosquito expert commentary
Safe-guarding seed at Australian Grains Genebank
On guard for environmental biosecurity threats
Stink bug falls foul to sniffer dogs
New gene technologies to double farm productivity
WA one step closer to eradication of ant pest
Australia’s Chief Vet visits Fiji to strengthen biosecurity and animal health collaboration
Ipswich set to be home of Australia’s largest animal genomics lab
‘Tis season for blackberry control
Parkes parthenium posse lets loose springer spaniel
JBS’ proposed acquisition of Rivalea not opposed
Labor dragged kicking and screaming to act on farm trespass
Summer is time to check for orange hawkweed
Weeds after floods
New Laws To Protect Our Farmers
Beekeepers share buzz about native forest access
Illegal Foetal Bovine Serum importer charged
NSW police charge man with biosecurity offences
Staffordshire Reef residents tackling gorse
Mornington Peninsula’s Vines Declared Phylloxera Free
Exotic slider turtle caught red handed
Parthenium weed on march towards Victoria
Extension of measures as NT Covid outbreak continues
AgForce welcomes two new permits for baiting feral pigs
Fox and wild dog bounty wraps up for 2021
Instrument to ‘fingerprint’ high-risk border pests
96 more biosecurity officers for frontline risks
Invasive species are threatening Antarctica’s fragile ecosystems as human activity grows and world warms
Border controls to continue keeping Tasmanians safe after we reopen

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