As AHA marks 30 years of partnership, we share the latest on national preparedness programs, emergency animal disease training, member initiatives and upcoming events.
Avian influenza: H5 bird flu has been detected in wildlife in Australia. If you notice multiple sick or dead birds or other animals, do not touch them or get too close. Record your location and report it to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.
As AHA marks 30 years of partnership, we share the latest on national preparedness programs, emergency animal disease training, member initiatives and upcoming events.
From a simulated screw-worm fly detection to lessons from the 2024 HPAI response, goat industry representatives recently put preparedness into practice through specialised LLI training delivered by AHA and GICA.
A new publication from the National Arbovirus Monitoring Program will strengthen Australia’s arbovirus surveillance and biosecurity capability.
For 30 years, Animal Health Australia has been at the heart of Australia’s animal biosecurity system, bringing together governments, livestock industries, veterinarians, researchers and biosecurity experts to tackle challenges no single organisation could solve alone.
More than 30 participants from industry, government and allied sectors took part in AHA’s revamped CCEAD Training Exercise at Member Engagement Week in September.
Over 100 veterinary pathologists attended the 2026 AAPSP Roadshow, building expertise in veterinary ocular pathology and strengthening Australia’s diagnostic capability.
A new Japanese encephalitis virus detection in Queensland pigs is a reminder for producers to stay alert this mosquito season and review mosquito management and biosecurity practices.
H5 bird flu is affecting wildlife across Australia. New Australian Government guidance explains how to safely handle and dispose of dead birds and wildlife if necessary.
As Animal Health Australia marks 30 years of partnership, we share the latest on national preparedness programs, emergency animal disease training, member initiatives and upcoming events.
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