H5 bird flu testing update 20 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed 7 new H5 bird flu events in South Australia since yesterday’s update. The new events include:. Greater crested terns. Adelaide –
Bird flu webinar for owners of pet birds and backyard poultry. South Australians who have pet birds or backyard poultry will have the opportunity to join a targeted information session and hear directly from the experts leading the state’s H5 bird
H5 bird flu testing update 19 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has no new confirmed H5 bird flu events in South Australia since yesterday’s update. There have now been 170 confirmed H5 bird flu events in
H5 bird flu testing update 18 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed a new H5 bird flu event in South Australia since yesterday’s update. The new event is at Rapid Bay on the Fleurieu Peninsula
H5 bird flu testing update 7 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed positive test results for H5 bird flu in samples from 32 wild seabirds since yesterday’s update. The new confirmed cases are 25
H5 bird flu testing update 6 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed positive test results for H5 bird flu in samples from 6 wild seabirds since yesterday’s update. The new confirmed cases are all
H5 bird flu testing update 5 August. South Australia has a further 12 new suspect H5 bird flu results, all in wild seabirds, since yesterday’s update. These all involve greater crested terns from Port Elliot on the Fleurieu Peninsula (1), Seal Bay
H5 bird flu testing update 3 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed positive test results for H5 bird flu in samples from 18 wild seabirds since yesterday’s update. These are in a petrel in the Coorong
Suspected bird flu detection at Robe. A silver gull (commonly referred to as a 'seagull') found at Robe has returned a suspect H5 bird flu detection following testing at PIRSA’s facility at Glenside. The samples have been sent to the CSIRO’s
Additional suspected H5 bird flu cases in SA. South Australia has a further 11 suspected H5 bird flu cases, all in wild seabirds, following testing of samples in Adelaide. The samples have been sent to the Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness
Confirmed positive bird flu case and further suspected detections. A giant petrel at Port Lincoln has returned a positive result for H5 bird flu following testing at the Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP). There have now been 15
AI camera to boost bushfire detection at Mount Crawford. A new high-tech fire detection system will be installed to help protect the landscape and communities of the southern Barossa and northern Adelaide Hills. ForestrySA has signed an agreement