Funding the WA front line against wild dogs and weeds
Producers and graziers across regional Western Australia will be able to better manage pests and weeds thanks to $1.5 million from the federal Government.
Biting midges on the rise
This is the time of the year when biting midges are out in force. High numbers are expected from 8 to 14 August 2018 coinciding…
Encouraging results from citrus canker response
The strong response to the citrus canker detection in the Northern Territory is delivering important outcomes, as government and industry work together to manage this…
Kangaroo Island now feral goat free
For the first time in nearly 200 hundred years, Kangaroo Island is free from feral goats.
New weapon against feral cats in detector dog trial
An innovative trial using expertly trained dogs to detect feral cats in a Wheatbelt reserve could help protect threatened species, such as numbats and woylies.
Queensland way of life could feel fire ant sting
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) is calling on all Queenslanders to do their bit for biosecurity in the wake of a recent detection of red…
More communities take the bait and commit to long term pest control
Aerial baiting programs, targeting wild dogs, are being launched across NSW during the next few months in a community-wide, co-ordinated bid to reduce attacks on…
On-farm support for Tasmania fruit fly management
Tasmanian fruit growers will be better armed in the fight against fruit fly following the Federal Government grant of $100,000 to Fruit Growers Tasmania.