Disease strategies

Each AUSVETPLAN disease strategy is the authoritative reference to the Australian management policies for a particular EAD. It provides sufficient information about:

• the nature of the disease

• principles of control and eradication

• policy and rationale

• recommended quarantine and movement controls

This information allows authorities to make informed decisions about the policies and procedures needed to manage an EAD incident in Australia.

African Horse Sickness (195 KB)

African Swine Fever (134 KB)

Anthrax (432 KB)

Aujeszky's Disease (290 KB)

Australian bat lyssavirus (433 KB)

Avian Influenza (703 KB)

Bee Diseases and Pests (365 KB)

Bluetongue (645 KB)

Bovine Brucellosis (452 KB)

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (450 KB)

Classical Swine Fever (317 KB)

Equine Influenza (461 KB)

Foot and Mouth Disease (844 KB)

Japanese Encephalitis (128 KB)

Infectious Bursal Disease (475 KB)

Lumpy Skin Disease (470 KB)

Newcastle Disease (469 KB)

Peste des Petits Ruminants (445 KB)

Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) (819 KB)

Rabies (185 KB)

Rift Valley Fever (160 KB)

Rinderpest (481 KB)

Scrapie (506 KB)

Screw Worm Fly (1,122 KB)

Sheep and Goat Pox (475 KB)  

Surra (725 KB)

Swine Vesicular Disease (256 KB)

Transmissible Gastroenteritis (264 KB)

Vesicular Stomatitis (132 KB)

Page updated: 10 May 2010