Aug, 24 2026 | News Type
The detection of H5 bird flu in a long-nosed fur seal is the first in a mammal in Australia and provides an early indication of the challenges H5 bird flu could present for Australian wildlife.
Aug, 5 2026 | News Type
May, 6 2026 | News Type
A mob led gathering has provided an opportunity for a two-way learning with local Aboriginal community members to highlight bird flu risks.
Feb, 22 2026 | News Type
WHA coordinated an inclusive and collegial collaboration process for development of the National guidance for vaccination of koalas against chlamydia.
Feb, 10 2026 | News Type
Women across WHA who play essential roles in enabling and strengthening science are being recognised as part of this year’s International Day of Women and Girls in STEM.
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