With H5 bird flu detections in wildlife on the rise, National Biosecurity Week is a timely reminder to recognise the people, planning and partnerships that help protect Australia’s animals, environment, food supply and economy.
Avian influenza: H5 bird flu has been detected in wild birds 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.
Our second Member Engagement Week for 2025 is almost here. Plus, Australia’s sheep meat and wool industries have updated their biosecurity strategies.
This National Biosecurity Week, AHA CEO Dr Samantha Allan celebrates the everyday Australians who help protect what matters most — our environment, food, economy, and communities.
It’s National Biosecurity Week! Plus, we get the latest on upcoming biosecurity workshops, training, and emergency preparedness exercises.
National Biosecurity Week 2025 (25–31 August) highlights the vital role biosecurity plays in protecting Australia’s environment, economy, and way of life. Discover practical ways to get involved and explore free resources for individuals, educators, and communities.
Catch up on the latest from Animal Health Australia, including the launch of our 2025–30 Strategic Plan and 2025–26 Annual Operating Plan, upcoming training and events, National Biosecurity Week, and key developments in emergency animal disease preparedness.
On 19 June, Animal Health Australia (AHA) and the Queensland Department of Primary Industries (DPI) welcomed over 35 industry and government representatives to a targeted training session in Brisbane.
The H7 avian influenza response in Victoria has ended, and our CEO represented Australia at the 92nd WOAH General Session. Plus, new AUSVETPLAN and EADRA updates and upcoming training and award opportunities.
From 28 May to 13 June 2025, the Australian Animal Pathology Standards Program (AAPSP) Roadshow once again brought together veterinary pathologists from across the nation for a dynamic series of workshops focused on professional development and knowledge exchange.
The annual Animal Health in Australia Report provides a detailed analysis of the country’s animal health landscape, highlighting key achievements, current health statuses, and significant projects undertaken throughout the year.
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