Monitors are tracking sea lion breeding sites near the Western Australia border, discussing government responses to biosecurity threats and coordinating efforts regarding H5 bird flu risk.
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Updated Jul 6
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Monitors are tracking sea lion breeding sites near the Western Australia border, discussing government responses to biosecurity threats and coordinating efforts regarding H5 bird flu risk.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- An investigation into a catastrophic algal bloom in South Australia draws criticism from Clare Scriven and Sarah Hanson-Young regarding government delays.Sub-event
- H5N1 outbreak in Western Australia drives risk assessment involving the University of Otago.Sub-event
Coordinated monitoring of sea lion breeding sites and biosecurity responses to H5 bird flu risk in WA.1 source
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Western Australia
state of Australia
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South Australian Research and Development Institute
research institute in South Australia
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Clare Scriven
Australian politician
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Emily Bourke
South Australian politician
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