Bird Flu Confirmed in 27 Wild Birds Across Four Australian States

Authorities confirm local transmission of H5 bird flu

Local transmission of bird flu has been confirmed in South Australia, marking a significant escalation in the outbreak.

Bird flu confirmed in 27 wild birds across four Australian states

South Australia confirms seven H5 bird flu cases in greater crested terns. Learn how analysis will determine if local transmission is occurring.

New confirmed bird flu cases raise fears for wildlife

Bird flu has been confirmed in seven wild seabirds, prompting further testing to try to confirm if the...

Bird flu cases growing in native birds - ABC listen

As the number of confirmed cases of bird flu continues to climb, the Invasive Species Council is warning that the deadly virus could now be spreading within local bird populations.

‘Learn to live with it’ - Bird flu threat could become Australia's new normal I Australian Rural & Regional News

Ned Thomas, Yorke Peninsula Country Times South Australians may have to learn to live with bird flu for years, with authorities warning the virus could become a permanent feature of Australia’s wildlife as they prepare for everything from mass poultry culls to future mutations. The warning comes after South Australia’s first seven detections of the H5 bird flu strain, with another seven suspected cases awaiting test results. ARR.News Ed: The sev…