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Disease

caterpillar in cotton

Hybridisation and the new frontier against spread of global pests

  • Agriculture
  • Agripests and control
  • Disease
  • Invasive species
fish feeding

Reclaiming our rivers from feral carp

  • Disease
  • Ecosystem management
  • Invasive species
  • Waterways
close up of a mossie

Rainwater tanks overflowing – with mosquitoes

  • Disease
  • Invasive species
  • Public health
  • Water resources
Two stockmen with a herd of cattle in grassland

Building total system health around northern Australian development

  • Disease
  • Northern Australia
  • Public health
A honey bee on a purple flower

It’s official: our honey bees are some of the healthiest in the world

  • Agriculture
  • Biodiversity
  • Disease
A bat with grey head and red coloured upper body

It’s all ‘bout the bats, ‘bout the bats, just published

  • Disease
  • Public health

Pests and pathogens hitching a ride

  • Disease
  • Invasive species
Varroa destructor

Australian farmers face increasing threat of new diseases: report

  • Agripests and control
  • Disease
  • Invasive species
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