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- Animal disease surveillance programs
- Vector-transmitted diseases
- Foot-and-mouth disease information for livestock owners
- Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- Overview of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- National TSEs Surveillance Program (including information for veterinarians)
- Imported Animal Quarantine and Surveillance Scheme
- Ruminant feed ban overview
- Ruminant feed ban requirements for stock feed renderers, manufacturers and retailers
- Ruminant feed ban requirements for livestock owners
- Queensland Ruminant Feed Ban Surveillance Program
- Monitoring animal health using sample testing
- Pests
- Controlling pest animals on your property
- Wild dog control
- Fire ants in Queensland
- Fire ant movement controls
- Managing fire ant carriers
- Soil management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Potted plant management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Turf management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Hay management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Animal manure management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Mulch management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Managing other fire ant carriers in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Electric ants in Queensland
- Wildlife management for landowners
- Animal and plant pests and diseases
- Managing invasive plants, animals and ants on your property
- Weeds and diseases
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- Livestock health, pests and diseases
- Chemical controls
- Aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Laws for using and distributing agricultural chemicals
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- Pilot chemical rating licence
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- Keeping records of aerial chemical distribution
- Responsible aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Commercial operator's licence for using herbicides
- Distributing herbicides in hazardous areas
- Off-target spray drift issues
- Ground distribution of herbicides
- Laws for ground distribution of herbicides
- Licensing arrangements for ground distribution of herbicides
- Commercial operator's licence
- Ground distribution contractor's licence
- Regulated areas for ground distribution of herbicides
- Keeping records of herbicide distribution
- Responsible ground distribution of herbicides
- Use of agricultural and veterinary chemicals
- Aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Interstate and intrastate certification for moving plants and plant products
- Property identification codes (PICs)
- Authorisations for infrastructure and structures in protected areas
- Grazing and pasture management
- Livestock health, pests and diseases
- Managing organochlorine contaminants
- Chemical residues and contaminants in food-producing animals
- Lead contamination in food-producing animals
- Pests and diseases of animals
- Animal disease surveillance programs
- Vector-transmitted diseases
- Foot-and-mouth disease information for livestock owners
- Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- Overview of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- National TSEs Surveillance Program (including information for veterinarians)
- Imported Animal Quarantine and Surveillance Scheme
- Ruminant feed ban overview
- Ruminant feed ban requirements for stock feed renderers, manufacturers and retailers
- Ruminant feed ban requirements for livestock owners
- Queensland Ruminant Feed Ban Surveillance Program
- Welfare and movement of livestock
- Legal requirements when transporting animals
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- Overview of animal welfare codes of practice
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- Animal welfare complaints in Queensland
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- The Animal Care and Protection Act
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- Cruelty, duty of care and abandoning animals
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- About the animals at saleyards code
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- Using animals in science
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- The role of the animal ethics committee
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- Lambing sickness and milk fever in ewes
- Supplementary feeding for sheep
- Nutritional needs of sheep
- Assessing pasture quantity and quality for sheep
- Before starting a supplementary feeding program for sheep
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- Using hay for supplementary feeding for sheep
- Managing sheep in drought
- About the sheep welfare code
- Protecting sheep and lambs from predators
- Moving sheep
- Pig welfare and transport
- Poultry welfare and transport
- Humane killing of injured livestock
- Stock routes
- Livestock standstill
- Transporting livestock between cattle tick zones
- Cattle tick zones in Queensland
- Moving high-risk livestock (cattle, buffalo/bison and deer)
- Moving low-risk livestock (horses, camels, goats, sheep, llamas, vicunas, guanacos and alpacas)
- Accredited certifiers for cattle tick
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- Land management
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- Disaster recovery for livestock farms
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- Leucaena inoculum for cattle
- Managing the environmental impacts of cattle feedlots
- Cattle welfare and transport
- Ticks and tick fever
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- Hormonal growth promotants in cattle
- FutureBeef: key information for beef producers
- Sheep
- Sheep breeding and genetics
- Sheep health and welfare
- Sheep health and disease prevention
- Lambing sickness and milk fever in ewes
- Supplementary feeding for sheep
- Nutritional needs of sheep
- Assessing pasture quantity and quality for sheep
- Before starting a supplementary feeding program for sheep
- Cottonseed supplementation for sheep
- Feeding grain to sheep
- Dry licks and urea supplementation for sheep
- Fortified molasses supplements for sheep
- Using hay for supplementary feeding for sheep
- Managing sheep in drought
- About the sheep welfare code
- Protecting sheep and lambs from predators
- Moving sheep
- Pigs
- Poultry
- Horses
- Requirements for registrable biosecurity entities
- The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)
- Livestock owners and the NLIS
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- Livestock sporting events and the NLIS
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- Goat depots and the NLIS
- Local authorities operating pounds and the NLIS
- Land management for livestock farms
- Exhibiting animals
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- Technology and plant varieties available for commercialisation in Queensland
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- Apply for a new resource authority on MyMinesOnline
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- Types of liquor and wine licences
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- BYO alcohol: restaurants and cafes
- Risk-assessed management plan (RAMP)
- Community impact statement (CIS)
- Public objections to liquor licences and adult entertainment permits
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- Compliance checklist for liquor and gaming licensees
- Patron and staff safety on licensed premises
- Refusal of service
- Security and monitoring for licensed venues
- Minors and under-age drinking on licensed premises
- Banned products for licensed premises
- Noise restrictions for licensed venues
- Trading hours for liquor licensees
- Managing liquid nitrogen and dry ice risks
- Alcohol advertising and promotions
- Licensed premises in catchment areas
- Liquor licensees and criminal gangs
- Compliance for liquor licensees in the Brisbane City Council area (post-1am trading)
- Liquor fines and penalties for non-compliance
- Compliance signage for licensed venues
- Penalties for late payment of liquor licence fees
- Interviews for compliance investigations
- Liquor guidelines
- Liquor and gaming training
- Online refresher courses
- Licensed venue management and compliance training
- Responsible management of licensed venues (RMLV) training
- Complying with liquor and gaming legislation refresher courses
- Complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements for licensed venues
- Complying with CCTV legislation for licensed venues
- Complying with legislation for maintaining CCTV equipment
- Best practice standards for CCTV
- Complying with crowd controller requirements for licensed venues
- Penalties for not complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements
- Quiz: Complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements for licensed venues
- Complying with noise requirements for licensed venues
- Compliance inspections for licensed venues
- Complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements for licensed venues
- Liquor industry training
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- Minors and the responsible service of alcohol
- Checking identification and the responsible service of alcohol
- Unduly intoxicated patrons and the responsible service of alcohol
- Definition of 'unduly intoxicated' for the responsible service of alcohol
- Signs that a person is unduly intoxicated
- Penalties for allowing unduly intoxicated patrons to obtain or consume alcohol
- Preventing patrons from becoming unduly intoxicated
- Refusing service to unduly intoxicated patrons
- Quiz: Unduly intoxicated patrons and the responsible service of alcohol
- Disorderly conduct and the responsible service of alcohol
- Promotions and practices for responsible service of alcohol
- Running acceptable practices and promotions involving alcohol at licensed venues
- Illegal and unacceptable promotions and practices at licensed venues
- Advertising alcohol prices and deals outside of licensed venues
- Penalties for illegal or unacceptable liquor practices, promotions and advertising
- Quiz: Promotions and practices for responsible service of alcohol
- Mystery shopper program: RSA practices
- Gaming industry training
- Liquor awareness campaigns
- Subscribe to the Responsible Service newsletter
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- Liquor and wine licensing
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- Electronic gaming machines
- Electronic gaming machines: licensing
- Gaming machine licences: new applications and changes to existing licences
- Service contractor-supplier licence
- Individual gaming employee licences
- Advertising requirements for gaming machine licence applications
- Electronic Gaming Machine Reallocation Scheme
- Gaming machine operating authorities (hotels)
- Gaming machine entitlements (clubs)
- Transfer of gaming machine entitlements between clubs
- Surrendering a licence or disposing of electronic gaming machines
- Electronic gaming machines: compliance for licensees
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