Globall y\, H5 bird flu remains one of the most serious diseases affecting poultry and wildlife\, including mammals. \;

It is yet to spread on the WA mainland\, but is having a serio us impact on wildlife and the people who work with wildlife in the eastern states of Australia. This gives us a rare opportunity to learn from other states and prepare before it arrives.

This event is for everyone. If you study on campus\, work here\, handle animals or samples\, do fieldwork\, or simply see birds in your bac kyard\, H5 bird flu is relevant to you.

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Time	Session
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10:05am	\n H5 bird flu: what it is\, where it is and why it matters \n Simone Vitali\, Wildlife Health Australia \n
10:20am	\n WA's preparedness: DB CA's role and response \n Rebecca Vaughan Higgins\, Department of Biodiversity\, Conservation and Attractions \n
10:30am	\n Murdoch's H5 response and launch of the H5 Bird Flu Resource Hub \n Dr Bethany Jackso n\, Murdoch University \n
10:50am	\n Panel discussion and Q&\;A: your questions answ ered \n Chair: Kirsty Mo ynihan\, Harry Butler Institute. \; \n Panellists from DBCA\, Wildlife Health Australia\, WA Wildlife\, Veterinary Surgeons Board\, DPIRD\, Department of Health and WorkSafe. \n Questions taken in the room and online. \n
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\n H5 Bird Flu: What it means for Murdoch and for WA

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