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Australia is rolling out a new defence against deadly bird flu

Native species in captivity will be prioritised for protection from the deadly H5 strain spreading across the country.

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sbs.com.auStai leggendo23 h fa

Australia is rolling out a new defence against deadly bird flu

Native species in captivity will be prioritised for protection from the deadly H5 strain spreading across the country.

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Timeline cronologica

sabato 8 agosto 2026·sbs.com.au
Wildlife under threat as bird flu spreads among natives in a second state
There have now been 215 confirmed or presumed positive detections of the deadly virus in Australia.
sabato 8 agosto 2026·theage.com.au
Two more cases of deadly bird flu confirmed in NSW
It’s the first time an Australian native bird has tested positive for H5 bird flu in the state.

21 h fa

Native birds in captivity to be vaccinated against H5 bird flu as Australia prepares for more mass mortalities

Federal government also hopes to vaccinate some wild birds but admits catching them once, let alone twice for both doses, is ‘difficult’

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smh.com.au22 h fa

Australia to give bird flu vaccines to native species most at risk

The Albanese government says the first H5N1 vaccines will be administered to native animals in captivity over the coming weeks.

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dailymail.com9 h fa

Vaccine rolled out to native species amid bird flu 'tsunami'

There will be 1500 vaccine vials - worth about $2 million - rolled out in a bid to stop the further spread of the strain, Agriculture Minster Julie Collins said.

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independent.co.uk17 h fa

Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds

Agriculture minister says immunisation drive will start in ‘coming days and weeks’ with focus on priority species in captivity

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theage.com.au22 h fa

Australia to roll out bird flu vaccines for wildlife most at risk

The Albanese government says the first H5N1 vaccines will be administered to native animals in captivity over the coming weeks.

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martedì 11 agosto 2026·

sbs.com.au

Australia is rolling out a new defence against deadly bird flu

Native species in captivity will be prioritised for protection from the deadly H5 strain spreading across the country.

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

smh.com.au

Australia to give bird flu vaccines to native species most at risk

The Albanese government says the first H5N1 vaccines will be administered to native animals in captivity over the coming weeks.

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

theage.com.au

Australia to roll out bird flu vaccines for wildlife most at risk

The Albanese government says the first H5N1 vaccines will be administered to native animals in captivity over the coming weeks.

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

theguardian.com

Native birds in captivity to be vaccinated against H5 bird flu as Australia prepares for more mass mortalities

Federal government also hopes to vaccinate some wild birds but admits catching them once, let alone twice for both doses, is ‘difficult’

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

jpost.com

Australia to vaccinate vulnerable native birds against bird flu | The Jerusalem Post

The vaccine rollout will begin in the "coming days and weeks," with an initial focus on priority species in captivity, Agriculture Minister Julie Collins told reporters in…

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

independent.co.uk

Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds

Agriculture minister says immunisation drive will start in ‘coming days and weeks’ with focus on priority species in captivity

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

afr.com

Chicken giant Inghams expands lockdown as bird flu risks mount

The government will begin vaccinating critically endangered birds from the deadly H5N1 virus as wildlife groups brace for a “tsunami of devastation”.

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

malaymail.com

Australia to vaccinate birds against H5 avian influenza

SYDNEY, Aug 11 — Australian authorities said today they would vaccinate bird species deemed to be especially vulnerable to the highly contagious H5 bird flu virus.The country…

martedì 11 agosto 2026·

independent.co.uk

Native birds to be vaccinated against H5N1 bird flu in Australia

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martedì 11 agosto 2026·

dailymail.com

Vaccine rolled out to native species amid bird flu 'tsunami'

There will be 1500 vaccine vials - worth about $2 million - rolled out in a bid to stop the further spread of the strain, Agriculture Minster Julie Collins said.

Australia is rolling out a new defence against deadly bird flu

Timeline cronologica

Wildlife under threat as bird flu spreads among natives in a second state

Two more cases of deadly bird flu confirmed in NSW

Native birds in captivity to be vaccinated against H5 bird flu as Australia prepares for more mass mortalities

Australia to give bird flu vaccines to native species most at risk

Vaccine rolled out to native species amid bird flu 'tsunami'

Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds

Australia to roll out bird flu vaccines for wildlife most at risk

Australia is rolling out a new defence against deadly bird flu

Australia to give bird flu vaccines to native species most at risk

Australia to roll out bird flu vaccines for wildlife most at risk

Native birds in captivity to be vaccinated against H5 bird flu as Australia prepares for more mass mortalities

Australia to vaccinate vulnerable native birds against bird flu | The Jerusalem Post

Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds

Chicken giant Inghams expands lockdown as bird flu risks mount

Australia to vaccinate birds against H5 avian influenza

Native birds to be vaccinated against H5N1 bird flu in Australia

Vaccine rolled out to native species amid bird flu 'tsunami'