Latest Biosecurity News | Page 55

Territory Parks to Start Opening From This Weekend
Privacy protections in COVIDSafe contact tracing app
COVIDSafe: New app to slow spread of coronavirus
Tasmania remains fruit fly free
White spot confirmed in South East Queensland
Spatial distancing rules for health workers may be insufficient: review
COVID-19 – Arrests – Remote Community
Police charge three people over breaches of Biosecurity Act and CHO Direction at Doomadgee
CQ growers urged to monitor and manage for fall armyworm
Biosecurity practices help protect pasture from dieback
Foxing out a threat to native wildlife along coast
New virus in bats linked to AIDS-like disease decimating koalas
Territory Labor Government Working to Ensure Food Security for Bush
COVID-19 – Infringement Notices – 8 April
Helping supermarkets down import aisle
Mataranka Removed from Roper Gulf Designated Biosecurity Area
Grants To Strengthen Our Livestock Biosecurity
Biosecurity warning as African swine fever creeps closer
Remember biosecurity when buying online
Blood test could help health system identify most at-risk COVID-19 patients
Police charge men over breaches of Biosecurity Act and CHO Direction at Palm Island
Nation’s disease response bolstered
More detector dogs key in fight against African swine fever
CSIRO begins testing Covid-19 vaccines
Measures to prevent essential goods being exported and price gouged during fight against COVID-19
Biosecurity critical as African swine fever spreads further
National Rugby League agrees recovery plan with clubs
Ramping up biosecurity to keep ASF out of Australia
Travel restrictions for South Australia’s remote areas
Strict travel restrictions in place for Queensland’s Indigenous communities
Ignored workers concerns leads to Sydney Airport scenes
Travel restrictions for remote areas commence tonight
Access restricted to protect people living in Kimberley and remote Aboriginal communities
Update on Coronavirus Measures
Repeal of human health response zone determinations
Chief Minister – statement – National Cabinet
Coronavirus research funding announced
Council seeking feedback on updated Biosecurity Plan
Nation Leading Border Restrictions to Protect Tasmanians
Update on Coronavirus Measures
Additional measures to protect Tasmanians
Fears Coronavirus pandemic could lead to human rights abuses
Updated WA Government Pandemic Plan released in response to COVID-19
Coronavirus public health partnership with states – Commonwealth to meet 50 per cent of state costs
Pawsome detector dog achievements in 2019
Recognising Australia’s biosecurity champions
Law Council of Australia President, Pauline Wright, statement regarding biosecurity control orders
Eleventh visa cancelled for serious biosecurity breach