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AAP 2.0 Melbourne. Dabbling in kids mags. Former editor Star Mail Newspapers. Opinions my own. Retweets not endorsements.
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Fears for poultry as second bird flu case sparks action

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By Allanah Sciberras Verified, Melissa Meehan Verified, Andrew Brown Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Modular homes have ‘important role to play’ in housing supply

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By Melissa Meehan Verified
| australianconveyancer.com.au
A HOUSING manufacturing hub could revolutionise home building in Australia’s most expensive market. The NSW Government says its upcoming state budget, to be delivered on Tuesday, will include funding to establish a partnership with a private manufacturer to supply pre-fabricated or modular housing. The planned Modern Methods of Construction Innovation Facility will be aimed at producing high-quality housing, reducing build times and cutting costs.
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Sick and dead birds reported as avian flu concerns grow

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By Melissa Meehan Verified, Felicity Neale Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
Officials urge the public to report sick animals after a confirmed and suspected case of deadly bird flu, as experts warn of the potential impact on wildlife. Fears are growing that a deadly avian flu strain discovered in Australia’s largest state is spreading, with 16 sick or dead birds reported, although the government is calling for calm. The H5N1 variant of the virus was confirmed in a sick brown skua found on a remote beach near Esperance in Western Australia, about 700km southeast of Perth.
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