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Tackling complex challenges with technology
Be alert for Japanese encephalitis this mozzie season
Navy Declares Initial Operational Capability for Boeing’s HAAWC
Increasing research evidence translation & utilisation to improve population health outcomes
National Anti-Corruption Commission Legislation Amendments
Quad bikes to collect 900kms of footpath data
Royal Australian Air Force conducts Exercise Rogue Ambush 22-1
UN experts alarmed by harassment of civil society actors at COP27 climate summit
WHO highlights oral health neglect affecting nearly half of world’s population
Tackling emerging antimalarial drug resistance in Africa
NSW latest japanese encephalitis virus detected again in Murray River region
Chief Health Officer Update 18 November
Protecting Australians from antimicrobial resistance in food
Australia falling behind in goal to eliminate hepatitis C, new report shows
Boeing Reorganizes Defense, Space & Security Business Unit
Genome sequencing could curb hospital infection outbreaks
Aviators join in fun at Micronesian school
Greater Sydney focuses efforts to eradicate environmental threat
Vital partnership ‘ensures more lives are saved’
$50 Million to Boost Global Pandemic Preparedness and Response
Chief Health Officer Update 11 November
World of deepfake advertising is coming this decade
Medibank’s hack tells us privacy laws need to change
Independent review into surveillance devices update
Spy exhibition tells story of Australian espionage
Grant to fund global study of Covid surveillance
Children of African descent are not considered children at all, say UN experts
Telix announces positive topline results of late-stage imaging study
Global fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing reaches new milestone
NSW significantly expands access to JE vaccine
Cultural fishing report blueprint for fairer future: Oxfam
Sweden should step up efforts to fight systemic racism, UN Mechanism to Advance Racial Justice says after 5-day visit
Vienna Conference on Safety of Journalists, Statement by Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
Chief Health Officer Update 4 November
International organizations scale up fight against deadly livestock disease
Western Australia Covid update as at 4 November 2022
Euthanasia efforts close to completion in Varroa mite eradication zone
NSW significantly expands access to JE vaccine
Focus on immunization and surveillance in in-mid-term evaluation of polio transition
Covid State of Emergency ends but work continues for WA Health system
Mosquitoes targeted in comprehensive treatment campaign
One Health Day: Working together to address environmental changes contributing to greater incidence of disease
100 days fighting Varroa mite
Mosquito numbers set to rise following wet weather
At least two thirds of Australians, including children and adolescents, have had Covid, two national antibody studies find
Varroa mite response shifts to wild European honey bee management in Denman
Backlash to racial justice movements may boost risk of high BMI, obesity
Australia’s first National Lumpy Skin Disease Action Plan launched