Asia has spent 30 years fighting bird flu. Here's what Australia can learn

Australia is drawing lessons from Asia's thirty-year fight against bird flu. Experts who've studied the region's recurring outbreaks say there's no quick fix—successful containment requires sustained vigilance, coordinated action across borders, and long-term biosecurity investment. Fragmented responses will fail. According to ABC News, Australia has a rare chance to apply these hard-won insights now, before the next outbreak strikes.

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