Biosecurity news

• Be on the lookout for guava root-knot nematode
  
• How you can minimise spray drift
  
• Helping to protect Australian citrus
  

• Sweet news for beekeepers
• Protecting our rainforests from invasive tropical weeds
• New biocontrol agent for prickly acacia
  

• New leaders to take up roles with Biosecurity Queensland
• New control agent for bellyache bush 
• Last chance to have your say on the future of brands and earmarks 
  

• Deadly dog disease warning
• International exchange provides insights into Panama TR4
• Have your say on how brands and earmarks are managed in the future
  

• Consultation open: Have your say on how brands and earmarks are managed in the future
• Guava root-knot nematode detected in the Northern Territory
• Movement Control Order for polyphagous shot-hole borer
  

• A hitchhikers guide to exotic pest and disease prevention
• New African swine fever eLearning course   
• Do you know the biosecurity rules in your area? 
  

• Expanding emergency animal diseases resources
• New permits to minimise risk of varroa mite
• New fire ant biosecurity zones now in place

• $22 million boost to Queensland's biosecurity preparedness

• A new Movement Control Order means there will be no movement of bees or beehives into Queensland from anywhere in Australia without a permit
  

• Dog owners warned on canine ehrlichiosis 

• Updated movement restrictions for varroa mite and its carriers
  
• Are your horses vaccinated against Hendra virus? 
• Emergency animal disease preparedness eHub goes live 

• Have your say on the future of feral deer management in Queensland
  
• Banana freckle detected in the Northern Territory 
  
• Look out for signs of serious dog disease

• Foot-and-mouth disease in Indonesia
• Protect your horse from Japanese encephalitis
  
• Is your cattle registration up-to-date?

• Grants available to help Aussie farmers manage pests and diseases
  
• Check your bait these holidays
• Protect your pigs from Japanese encephalitis

• Japanese encephalitis found in Queensland
  
• Bringing animals home after a natural disaster
  
• Look out for fire ants

• Serious new dog disease in Queensland
• Brown marmorated stink bug border detection
  
• Global avian influenza situation

• Prevent heatstroke in your animals
• Distinctive collar for regulated dogs
• Farm biosecurity planning to protect your property

• Prepare now for natural disasters
• Technical Highlights 2020-21 publication released
• Report exotic pantry pests this summer

• New team in global fight against Panama TR4
• Have your say on the National Biosecurity Strategy
• New locust management guide published
  
  

• Mango shoot looper found in North Queensland
• Don’t let them mussel in!
• Support responsible dog breeding
  

• Townsville officially free of varroa mite
• Horse owners: are you registered?
• Taking on biosecurity challenges through the Queensland Biosecurity Partner’s Forum
  

• Farm Check-In now available
• Signage on farm gates
• Properties with biosecurity management plans
  

• Give ticks the flick to protect your dog
• New animal welfare requirements for livestock
• Fee introduction for apiary health certificates
  

• Cattle tick requirements for moving livestock
• Be on the lookout for mikania vine
• Fire ant biosecurity zones have changed
  

• Look out for signs of lumpy skin disease
• Don't be so koi - keeping koi carp in ornamental ponds in Queensland is illegal
• Bee biosecurity talk: Nosema Masterclass

• African olive found in Toowoomba
• More funding for feral pest control
• Review of the Animal Care and Protection Act

• Managing bees around farms
• Invasive tree detected on the Gold Coast 
• Are you registered as a biosecurity entity?

• Chomping on Cha-om? 
• Rain brings fire ants
• The wicked witch of... Mackay

• Deadly dog disease warning
• International exchange provides insights into Panama TR4
• Have your say on how brands and earmarks are managed in the future

• Mission Biosecurity is live!
• Cheering for chooks
• Future of biosecurity – tackling invasive pests and insects

• Are you prepared for natural disasters?
• African Swine Fever: People food is not pig food
• Give a native – not an invasive!

• Look out for signs of screw-worm fly
• African horse sickness
• Unwelcome ‘friends’ in your pantry?

• Have you heard of varroa mite?
• Going horse riding or attending a show or competition?
• Invasive turtles: Red-eared slider turtles

In this issue:

• Six farms detected with avian influenza in Victoria
• Watch for Russian wheat aphids
• Biosecurity entity registration reminder

In this issue:

• Avian influenza outbreak in Victoria
• White colonial sea squirt detected
• Use of electric prodders on horses an act of cruelty

In this issue:

• Ehrlichiosis confirmed in dogs in Western Australia and the Northern Territory
• Keeping your horses healthy
• Local biosecurity warrior reports suspect plant pest

In this issue:

• New fire ant biosecurity zones
• Black scar oyster detections
• Varroa mites in Townsville

In this issue:

• Red banded mango caterpillar
• Hendra vaccination time
• Do you need livestock biosecurity advice?

In this issue:

• Fall armyworm detected in North Queensland
• New case of Panama disease tropical race 4 confirmed
• Drought planning and recovery: free public forums