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Labor was Warned: Greens Back $200 Million Bird Flu Response

Labor was Warned: Greens Back $200 Million Bird Flu Response
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The Australian Greens are calling for a $200 million emergency fund to prepare for a potential H5N1 bird flu outbreak. Senator Sarah Hanson-Young criticized the government for failing to act on warnings issued nearly two years ago.

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The potential arrival of H5N1 poses a significant threat to Australia's unique biodiversity and wildlife populations, prompting debate over government preparedness.

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Senator Sarah Hanson-Young is backing calls from leading conservation organisations, including BirdLife Australia and the Invasive Species Council, for the Federal Government to establish a $200 million emergency response fund to combat the growing threat posed by the H5N1 avian influenza outbreak.

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