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Biosecurity videos and audio

​​​​​​​​​ Watch the biosecurity videos on the department's YouTube channel The six short biosecurity videos o​n this page focus on the practical steps that you can take to reduce the biosecurity…
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2010-13 BAA Beef Japan stop the clock

10 May 2010 Biosecurity Australia Advice 2010/13 Import risk analysis for the importation of beef and beef products from Japan This Biosecurity Australia Advice (BAA) notifies stakeholders that…
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Boat owner

​​​​​Marine pests and diseases are great hitchhikers and readily attach themselves to hulls, internal water systems, damp spaces or to boatin​g gear such as anchors, r​​opes and buckets. With more than one million recreational vessels in Australia, there are many opportunities for pests to…
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76-2019 - Conclusion of the 2018-2019 Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) Risk Season

20 May 2019 Who does this notice affect?Stakeholders in the import and shipping industries—including vessel masters, freight forwarders, treatment providers, Biosecurity Industry Participants, importers…
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263-2023: Declaring delivery address and rural tailgate requirements

7 December 2023 Who does this notice affect? All importers, accredited persons and customs brokers who lodge full import declarations for containerised sea cargo.   What has changed? The Department has not changed the requirement for declaring rural destination of FCL/X consignments.…
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2015-39 – Horticulture Exports Program – Export listing for on-shore cold treatment facilities for Thailand

​28 July 2015Summary All on-shore cold treatment facilities intending to export horticulture commodities that are fruit fly hosts to Thailand must submit an ‘Export listing application form’ by Tuesday 11…
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2016-50 - Horticulture Exports Program – Applications for export approval of onshore cold treatment facilities for export of fruit fly host commodities to Thailand

​19 August 2016 Purpose All onshore cold treatment facilities intending to export horticulture commodities that are fruit fly hosts to Thailand must submit an ‘Export approval application form’ by Friday 2 September 2016. This process is not applicable to facilities already jointly approved by…
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2017-58 - Horticulture Exports Program – New and amended protocols for the export of cherries, nectarines, apricots, plums, peaches, table grapes and citrus to China

5 December 2017PurposeThe purpose of this Industry Advice Notice (IAN) is to advise the horticulture industry that China has agreed to new and improved protocol conditions for Australian cherries,…
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Rabies

​​​What to look for Erratic, strange animal behaviour, such as: drooling, attacking and biting people, animals or things for no reason, howling, twitching and running around blindly if ‘furious’ rabies wobbly gait or difficulty walking, paralysed or in a stupor if ‘dumb’ rabies. Animals…
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Livestock producers

Livestock producers across Australia must be alert for signs of lumpy skin disease (LSD) in their animals. LSD is a nationally notifiable disease and you MUST report any suspected signs immediately to the Emergency Animal Disease hotline on 1800 675 888. Save this hotline number in…
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