Media Releases
Animal Health Australia (AHA) is a not-for-profit public company established in 1996 by the Australian, state and territory governments and major national livestock industry organisations. AHA works with its members to maintain and improve Australia’s favourable animal health status, to ensure the viability of Australia’s livestock and aquatic industries.
For media enquiries please contact Jackie Poyser, Executive Manager Communications and Training at jpoyser@animalhealthaustralia.com.au or 0410 994 410.
Media releases – 2018
April
Aquatic biosecurity awareness – what’s it all about?
March
5 March
Last call for sheep farmers to have their say on OJD
February
27 February
Record response to poultry welfare standards during public consultation
12 February
Time’s running out to have your say on poultry welfare standards
Media releases – 2017
December
21 December
November
27 November
Poultry welfare standards now open for public consultation
6 November
Staying one step ahead of FMD (a joint release with funding and research partners)
August
17 August
Mixed livestock producers should be biosecurity aware (A joint release with Cattle Council of Australia, Sheepmeat Council Australia and WoolProducers Australia)
July
21 July
Pigs should not ‘pig out’ on food waste
5 July
Good biosecurity practices protect livestock producers (A joint release with Meat & Livestock Australia)
June
14 June
Biosecurity focus the way of the future for livestock producers
1 June
Johnes disease in cattle: Transitional arrangements end 30 June 2017
April
19 April
Johne’s disease in cattle: the next phase
March
8 March
Australian Biosecurity Awards: the winner is … us!
February
23 February
Don’t buck the trend: Welfare guide gets thumbs up from goat producers
Media releases – 2016
September
22 September
CattleMAP: the next steps in the new approach to JD in cattle
7 September
A new partnership ushers in an era of strengthened on-farm biosecurity
August
23 August
No more kidding around with welfare
June
24 June
New approach to Johne’s disease in cattle commences 1 July 2016
May
27 May
International report confirms Australia is a world leader in animal health and biosecurity
24 May
BJD Review – Evaluation of CattleMAP and suspension of testing begins
3 May
New approach to managing BJD continues to make progress
March
2 March
AUSVETPLAN a winner at the 2016 Australian Biosecurity Awards
February
16 February
Producer interest front and centre in the new national approach to managing BJD