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Emergency Animal Disease Bulletins

The following publications are produced by the Animal Health Policy Branch in Animal Division.

These bulletins are provided as published in the Australian Veterinary Journal and are not kept updated. For more current information please see the World Organisation for Animal Health technical disease cards or the WAHIS interface.

If you would like to receive new bulletins by email, please subscribe by visiting the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment subscription centre and selecting ‘Emergency Animal Disease Bulletin’ (from under the heading ‘biosecurity news’).

Emergency Animal Disease Bulletin

  • Bulletin No. 125 - Japanese encephalitis
  • Bulletin No. 124 - Infectious bursal disease (very virulent form)
  • Bulletin No. 123 - Avian influenza
  • Bulletin No. 122 - African Horse Sickness
  • Bulletin No. 121 - Lumpy Skin Disease
  • Bulletin No. 120 - African swine fever
  • Bulletin No. 119 - Nairobi sheep disease
  • Bulletin No. 118 - Sheep and goat pox
  • Bulletin No. 116 - Seneca Virus A: An emerging disease
  • Bulletin No. 113 - Protecting Australia from classical swine fever
  • Bulletin No. 112 - Crayfish plague
  • Bulletin No. 111 - Control of animal and zoonotic disease in overseas countries
  • Bulletin No. 110 - Rabies virus
  • Bulletin No. 109 - Screwworm fly
  • Bulletin No. 108 - Edwardsiella ictaluri – a significant pathogen of fish
  • Bulletin No. 107 - Influenza viruses in dogs
  • Bulletin No. 106 - Current status of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Australia
  • Bulletin No. 105 - Peste des petits ruminants
  • Bulletin No. 104 - African swine fever – outbreak in the Caucausus
  • Bulletin No. 103 - Equine piroplasmosis
  • Bulletin No. 102 - Australian bat lyssavirus PDF [248 KB]
  • Bulletin No. 101 - Foot and mouth disease vaccine PDF [175 KB]
  • Bulletin No. 100 - Rift Valley fever PDF [164 KB]
  • Bulletin No. 99 - Investment in animal health services PDF [323 KB]
  • Bulletin No. 98 - Importation of live birds and hatching eggs into Australia PDF [2 MB]

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