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23 June 2017Who does this notice affect?The change affects passengers and crew travelling to Australia, senders and receivers of international mail and other persons who fail to comply with their…
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Date of issue: 4 December 2020
Date of effect: Immediate
Reference Number: MAA 2020-07
Attention:
Organic Producers and Exporters, Organic certifying bodies, Industry bodies
Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment—Central and Regional offices
Purpose
To inform the organic…
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The second Tasmanian RFA Annual Meeting of Officials took place in Canberra on 24 July 2019. The meeting was attend by Senior Officials from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Department of the Environment and Energy, and the Tasmanian Government Department of State Growth and…
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Comments to the Importation of freshwater ornamental fish: review of the biosecurity risks associated with gourami iridovirus and related viruses
(March 2009)
by Thailand Department of Fisheries (…
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26 April 2024Species: AllCountries: AllAttentionAll StakeholdersPurposeThis export advisory notice (EAN) is to notify industry that a draft 2024-25 Live Animal Exports (LAE) cost recovery implementation statement (CRIS) has been released for consultation on the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries…
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7 October 2025Who does this notice affect?Biosecurity industry participants (BIPs) holding an approved arrangement for:class 1.1 Sea and air freight depot (unrestricted) orclass 1.3 Sea and air freight depot (restricted).What has changed?Class 1.1 and 1.3 conditions have been updated to address…
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03 November 2021
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Animal Biosecurity Advice 2021-A07 - Import risk review for psittacine birds from all countries – update PDF
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This advice provides an update on progress on the Import risk review for…
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The Panel confirmed the view, expressed at its March 1997 meeting, that in relation to identifying Australian thematic contexts and themes of outstanding universal value for the historic environment, a…
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Exotic pests of timber include termites and insect borers such as beetles and wasps. These pests can arrive in timber and timber products as eggs or larvae. These pests may go unnoticed until frass (a sawdust-like substance produced by feeding wood boring insects) and holes appear or chewing sounds…
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Exotic invasive species cause significant environmental damage by outcompeting our wildlife, degrading habitats and threatening Australia’s biodiversity. They can impact our agricultural productivity and our way of life.Environmental biosecurity protects Australia’s plants, animals and eco-systems…
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