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Bird flu surveillance ramps up after fears it has reached SA
The desperate effort to prevent a bird flu outbreak has widened, with authorities testing two dead seabirds found in South Australia.
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aljazeera.com
Australia pledges action on H5N1 after bird flu case confirmed
Australia confirmed its first mainland H5N1 bird flu case in a seabird near Esperance, WA.
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theage.com.au
Australia's first case of deadly H5 bird flu officially confirmed.
Wildlife groups say Australia is unprepared for the devastation the H5 bird flu virus has caused around the world.
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smh.com.au
Race to protect the nation's wildlife intensifies following bird flu confirmation
Farmers across the country are on high alert for 'deadly bird flu strain', with the disease already costing billions overseas.
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rnz.co.nz
Time for NZ to prepare, epidemiologist says as bird flu reaches Australia
New Zealand needs to update its national pandemic plan, as a deadly bird flu virus hits Australia, a public health expert warns.
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What we’ve learnt from remote territory bird flu outbreak
The Australian mainland has recorded its first case of H5N1 bird flu, but the disease has already wreaked havoc on Heard Island.
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Second bird being tested after bird flu case confirmed in Australia
Testing is still under way on a second bird after Australia's first case of the deadly H5 bird flu was confirmed on WA's south coast.
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Sick and dead birds reported as avian flu concerns grow
The H5N1 variant of the virus was confirmed in a sick brown skua found on a remote beach near Esperance in Western Australia, about 700km southeast of Perth.
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Second case of deadly H5 bird flu confirmed in southern WA
A second bird found sick on a remote beach in Western Australia's south coast has now tested positive for a deadly strain of bird flu, authorities have confirmed.
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Authorities confirm second case of deadly bird flu in WA
Agriculture minister Julie Cook has confirmed a second wild bird has tested positive to the H5 bird flu.
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nzherald.co.nz
Second H5 bird flu case confirmed in Western Australia as authorities urge caution
Six more birds are being tested as officials stress the outbreak appears isolated.
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arabnews.com
Australia says checking for more H5 bird flu infections
SYDNEY: Australia is checking for any sign of “entrenched” H5 bird flu in its wildlife after detecting the country’s first two cases, the government said Monday. Scientists…
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Deadly bird flu puts 100 species of Australia’s ‘isolated’ wildlife at risk of mass deaths
The bird flu straing that arrived in Australia for the time last week has already caused the deaths of hundreds of millions of birds and mammals around the world.
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Second case of bird flu confirmed in WA
A migratory seabird found near Esperance has become the second bird to test positive to the H5 avian flu in Australia
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abc.net.au
Nervous wait for farmers as bird flu investigation expands
Producers across an enormous stretch of southern WA are facing a tense few days, as authorities investigate more than 50 dead birds found along the state's southern coast.
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Expert warns of bird flu catastrophe
Dr Carol Booth of the Invasive Species Council says "in all likelihood", Australia faces a bird flu emergency.
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sciencealert.com
Bird Flu Has Reached The Last Free Continent. Can We Stop Its Spread?
On a remote beach near Esperance, Western Australia, two sick seabirds have brought the bird flu crisis to Australia.
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Bird flu: Antarctic storms threaten to dump more dying birds on Australians shores
Seabirds such as wandering albatross could continue to bring the deadly H5N1 bird flu from the Antarctic outbreak to Australia.
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Bird flu surveillance ramps up after fears it has reached SA
The desperate effort to prevent a bird flu outbreak has widened, with authorities testing two dead seabirds found in South Australia.
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Dead birds to be tested for H5N1 bird flu after washing up on remote SA coast
Two dead seabirds have been collected and are being tested for the H5N1 bird flu virus in South Australia, following Australia's first confirmed cases of the deadly variant this…
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theguardian.com
How worried should we be about bird flu? – podcast
Reged Ahmad speaks to Graham Readfearn about how governments and wildlife experts alike are anxiously waiting to see if this is just the beginning