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Federal agri minister says bird flu spreads slower than expected as cases detected on Tasmania’s North East Coast

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The H5N1 bird flu strain has caused mass deaths in bird and poultry populations across Africa, Asia, and Europe before signs of the disease were seen in Australia in June. There h…

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Federal agri minister says bird flu spreads slower than expected as cases detected on Tasmania’s North East Coast

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