News & Media Releases
National Project Launched to Tackle Major Koala Conservation Challenges

Jun, 6 2025 | News Type

National Project Launched to Tackle Major Koala Conservation Challenges

A new national initiative aimed at improving the health and welfare of one of Australia’s most iconic species is underway

New NAIWB Targeted Surveillance Database being developed by WHA

Jun, 2 2025 | News Type

New NAIWB Targeted Surveillance Database being developed by WHA

Collection and data analysis from the National Avian Influenza Wild Bird (NAIWB) Surveillance Program is about to become more robust, thanks to a new electronic data platform being developed by...
Bridging Now to Next – Reconciliation Week at WHA

May, 27 2025 | News Type

Bridging Now to Next – Reconciliation Week at WHA

Reconciliation Week, held from 27 May to 3 June each year, is a time to acknowledge how each of us contributes to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

AviFluMap: Collaborative Tool Launched to Support Australia's Response to H5 Bird Flu in Wild Birds

May, 5 2025 | News Type

AviFluMap: Collaborative Tool Launched to Support Australia's Response to H5 Bird Flu in Wild Birds

A new online tool designed to support wildlife managers and biosecurity stakeholders in assessing and responding to the risk of H5 avian influenza (H5 bird flu) in Australia’s wild bird...
Celebrating Women in STEM: Leaders in Wildlife Health and Conservation

Feb, 10 2025 | News Type

Celebrating Women in STEM: Leaders in Wildlife Health and Conservation

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, read about the careers of two of our Program Managers, Dr Simone Vitali and Dr Jo Walker.
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