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A giant petrel found in northern Perth tested positive for H5N1, marking the seventh confirmed case in Australia. Officials advised commercial poultry producers to house free-range birds to limit contact with wild birds.
A giant petrel tested positive for the H5N1 strain on Australia's east coast. Officials confirmed the first such case in the region.
Officials have stepped up beach patrols on the Mid North Coast after a giant petrel tested as a suspected H5N1 case. The detection occurred near a key breeding site for Gould’s petrel, prompting concerns about spread to native wildlife.
A suspected case of H5 high pathogenicity avian influenza has been identified in a giant petrel near Hawks Nest. Samples have been sent for confirmation while commercial poultry operations remain unaffected so far.
A migratory giant petrel found near Hawks Nest north of Newcastle tested positive for H5 bird flu. It is the first suspected case recorded in the state, with further testing under way.
mumbrella.com.auA local poultry association cancelled its July show after authorities confirmed H5N1 in a brown skua near Esperance. Officials reported a second suspected case in a giant petrel and said no poultry infections have been found.