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R U OK? Day 2026Its not just today, but it IS a good reminder to check in on a mate, colleague, associate, your kids, yo...
10/09/2026

R U OK? Day 2026

Its not just today, but it IS a good reminder to check in on a mate, colleague, associate, your kids, your partner, your family...or anyone you feel might need it.

You don’t have to use the words, ‘are you OK?’ – you can start any way that feels right to you.

Its ok not to be ok...

Ausvet's Emma Zalcman is working with Pacific-Community-SPC to improve passive surveillance for HPAI in the Pacific. The...
07/09/2026

Ausvet's Emma Zalcman is working with Pacific-Community-SPC to improve passive surveillance for HPAI in the Pacific. There have been no cases of H5 bird flu in the Southern Pacific but veterinary authorities remain on high alert following the recent detections in Australia and New Zealand and the potential for introduction through pelagic sea birds.

And at the end of national biosecurity week we are super proud to announce, that our paper "A participatory approach t...
31/08/2026

And at the end of national biosecurity week we are super proud to announce, that our paper "A participatory approach to enhancing cost-effective biosecurity in Indonesian feedlots" has been published!

Great work Sonny Handaru Prama Rangga Firdha Aulia Emma Zalcman Ben Madin Isabel MacPhillamy and Nina Matsumoto for all your hard work on this project and subsequent paper.

For all who are curious - You can access the published paper here:

https://lnkd.in/gxMbM8kn

For more on the project in detail including reports and downloadable materials relating to biosecurity vist the website https://lnkd.in/gHGFXrXk

Day 5: Outbreak Readiness with Epidemiology & SimulationAdvanced diagnostics demand modern response frameworks. During a...
31/08/2026

Day 5: Outbreak Readiness with Epidemiology & Simulation
Advanced diagnostics demand modern response frameworks. During a major outbreak, traditional contact tracing isn't enough. Epidemiology—analysing pathogen pathways—is vital for tracing transmission chains, pinpointing sources, and assessing real-time risks.

Ausvet collaborates with government partners to build national strategies that integrate data sharing directly into emergency response. We plan using simulation platforms, Point of Care (POC) diagnostic rollouts and evaluate carcass management strategies in remote regions before real crises occur.

How you can help: Vets can join disease response exercises to enhance Australia’s preparedness in advance of an outbreak.
Animal Health Australia

Information Systems & Offshore Biosecurity DefenceProtecting Australia means supporting regional neighbours. Transbounda...
27/08/2026

Information Systems & Offshore Biosecurity Defence
Protecting Australia means supporting regional neighbours. Transboundary diseases don't stop at international borders. Ausvet helps strengthen Australia's biosecurity perimeter by building operational capacity and implementing digital health platforms across the Indo-Pacific.

Our team helped sustainably design and implement iSIKHNAS, an animal health information system used to monitor and manage animal health in Indonesia. It receives 60 000 data points daily, has 28 000 registered users and tens of millions of identified animals.

We also partner on regional initiatives—such as improving border quarantine checks between West Timor and Timor-Leste, and creating practical emergency response plans for Papua New Guinea and Pacific Island nations.

How you can help: International travellers should always declare food, plant, and animal items upon arrival to prevent bringing exotic pathogens into the country. If in doubt, chuck it out.

Animal Health Australia

Day 3: Strengthening Regional Biosecurity on the GroundLocal action is our front line of defence. National biosecurity i...
27/08/2026

Day 3: Strengthening Regional Biosecurity on the Ground
Local action is our front line of defence. National biosecurity is only as strong as its most remote location. Through initiatives like the Cattle Industry Funding Scheme (IFS) and partnerships with groups like the Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Association (KPCA), Ausvet works alongside northern pastoralists to tackle on-the-ground challenges and enhance biosecurity practices.

Delivering practical risk assessment training and interactive workshops that translate high-level epidemiological concepts into tailored, station-specific biosecurity plans. These tools empower managers to identify hazards and apply biosecurity measures designed for their specific property.

How you can help: Landholders can regularly audit entry points, keep up-to-date visitor logs, and ensure new livestock undergo appropriate isolation and health checks. Travellers and tourists can also take precautions and be courteous, ensuring they reduce their impact on the biosecurity of farms.

Animal Health Australia

Biosecurity-Driven AI and Climate ResilienceData-driven strategy optimises targeted surveillance. Climate volatility dir...
25/08/2026

Biosecurity-Driven AI and Climate Resilience
Data-driven strategy optimises targeted surveillance. Climate volatility directly influences how vector-borne livestock diseases spread across Australia. To protect vulnerable regions, Ausvet uses advanced artificial intelligence to model complex disease dynamics.

By analysing historical data alongside climate change, we are mapping potential spread pathways and project future distribution shifts for arboviruses. This predictive capability lets industry in partnership with government strategically deploy sentinel herds, plan biosecurity and target surveillance long before an outbreak hits.

How you can help: Participate in state DPI managed sentinel herd programs like NAMP to boost national data quality.

Planning ahead protects what matters most. Strong national biosecurity is Australia’s primary line of defence against es...
24/08/2026

Planning ahead protects what matters most. Strong national biosecurity is Australia’s primary line of defence against escalating biological threats. Recent incursions such as H5 High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (HPAI) remind us why constant vigilance is key. Biosecurity isn't just a set of static rules—it's an evolving shield safeguarding our multi-billion-dollar agricultural industries, human health, and native ecosystems from emergency animal diseases.

Staying secure means moving from reactive emergency management to proactive, continuous preparedness. This week, we're highlighting how robust data systems and early warning frameworks help us try to stay ahead of shifting disease landscapes.

How you can help: Be biosecurity aware, report unusual animal health signs immediately to the 24/7 Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888), and support regional containment efforts. See something, say something.

Animal Health Australia

Ausvet's Edwina Leslie recently attend the 2026 The Crawford Fund for Food Security Conference in Canberra. This is a ke...
13/08/2026

Ausvet's Edwina Leslie recently attend the 2026 The Crawford Fund for Food Security Conference in Canberra. This is a key event for international agricultural development and food security focussed on science-based solutions to support global food systems - a passion area for Ed. Not only was it insightful but it was a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues from across the Asia-Pacific region.

09/06/2026

🔬 Clinical Epi Solutions in Action!

Our veterinary epidemiologists can support your research in a myriad of ways!

We provided epidemiological and data management support to the Morris Animal Foundation for the groundbreaking Golden Retriever Lifetime Study (GRLS).
Our Clinical Epi team ensured data was robust and scientifically valid by performing comprehensive quality assurance, offering technical advice on study design, and creating customised data extractions for research partners.
This study provided scientifically valid results and contributed to vital translational research that can inform human medicine.

Check out the paper here:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/vco.12933

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Reach out here: https://ausvet.com.au/clinicalepisolutions/

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