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MPI, DOC officials working with poultry industry after avian bird flu detected in Australia

MPI, DOC officials working with poultry industry after avian bird flu detected in Australia
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New Zealand officials are coordinating with the poultry industry following the detection of the H5N1 bird flu strain in Australia. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to mitigate potential risks to local wildlife and domestic poultry.

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Avian influenza poses a significant threat to both biodiversity and the agricultural economy, requiring proactive international cooperation.

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A serious bird flu disease has landed in Australia, authorities have confirmed, with New Zealand officials now working closely with our poultry industry to minimise potential impacts.

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