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Fear of mass seal deaths triggers Australian withdrawal from remote island (opens the original)
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The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) plans to temporarily extract its staff from Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean amid concerns about the impact of bird flu. The island is currently free of the virus, but the AAD is concerned that expeditioners could be exposed to significant psychological risks in the event of mass wildlife deaths. Australia's icebreaker RSV Nuyina will sail to the island in October to retrieve personnel prior to the peak of the elephant seal breeding season. The Austr
Farmers 'very nervous', poultry show cancelled as bird flu reaches Tasmania (opens the original)
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The first detection of the H5N1strain of bird flu in Tasmania has triggered tighter biosecurity controls on farms and wildlife sanctuaries across the state. The Royal Hobart Poultry and Pigeon Show has also been cancelled as a precaution. People are being urged to avoid, record and report any dead or sick wildlife to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline. For the past 25 years, Matthew Gunningham has been farming in the green pastures of Tasmania's north-west. But confirmation the deadly H5N1 str
'Ah, sorry guys': Pilot's reaction after Antarctic mishap damages plane (opens the original)
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An airborne helicopter and a stationary fixed-wing plane were involved in an accident in Antarctica earlier this year, documents obtained under Freedom of Information show. There were no injuries, but the plane was rendered unusable for two weeks during the height of summer operations. The Australian Antarctic Division says new safety protocols have been introduced to prevent similar incidents in the future. An accident that damaged an Australian-contracted aircraft in Antarctica has triggered n
'Extraordinary' Antarctic medevac performed in extreme -43C conditions (opens the original)
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Australian aviation company Skytraders has evacuated a US expeditioner from Antarctica in freezing conditions after an "urgent request for assistance". It is extremely rare and risky for planes to land in Antarctica at the height of winter, with temperatures during the rescue plunging as low as -43C. The US patient is now at Christchurch Hospital in a serious condition. An Australian team has pulled off a rare and daring midwinter aero-medical evacuation of a United States expeditioner in Antarc
When this photo was posted online the racist commentary began (opens the original)
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A national inquiry into racism, hate and violence towards First Nations people has come to Hobart. Leaders from across Tasmanian Aboriginal groups have shared stories of racism from hurtful social media commentary to concerns of state control. The hearings will move to Melbourne tomorrow. Evidence gathered during the hearings will inform a final report to federal parliament. After a hard day's work in the wet and cold Central Highlands, the Tebrakunna Rangers took a photo to capture their collab
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