All posts tagged "biosecurity"
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766News and ViewsTrust opens up new opportunities for action on invasive species
Her Excellency Mrs Linda Hurley launched a new philanthropic trust this week that will strengthen efforts to protect Australia’s native plants and...
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730AgriculturePolyphagous shot-hole borer detected in Western Australia
Nursery, fruit, nut and forestry industries in Western Australia should be on the lookout for the exotic pest, polyphagous shot-hole borer (Euwallacea...
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463AgriculturePHA revamps online course offering
Plant Health Australia (PHA) has recently revamped three online courses that now offer greater interactivity and designs to enhance the online learning...
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495AgricultureNational Fruit Fly Council appoints new manager
Plant Health Australia (PHA) and Hort Innovation are proud to announce that Stuart Burgess has been appointed as the new manager of...
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917News and ViewsPHA CEO recognised at this year’s Australian Biosecurity Awards
The strength and innovation of Australia’s biosecurity system was on full display at the 2021 Australian Biosecurity Awards.
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549AgricultureGreen light for WA state barrier fence
The long-awaited extension to the historic WA State Barrier fence is due to begin next January to create a 660km boundary protecting...
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632AgricultureCelebrating the eradication of varroa mite
Beekeepers and growers of pollination-reliant crops are celebrating the official announcement by the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment that varroa...
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580AgricultureNew important conditions for Brown Marmorated Stinkbug season
The first day of Spring marks a lot of things for farmers, one of them being the beginning of brown marmorated stink...
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505AgricultureNew biosecurity hub for grains industry
Plant Health Australia (PHA) in partnership with Grain Producers Australia (GPA) have launched an online hub of industry-specific biosecurity resources and tools.
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523AgricultureManaging feral animals can help Australia’s transition to net zero emissions
Effective management of feral animals can play a part in achieving net zero emissions in Australia by 2050, according to Andreas Glanznig,...
