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- Preventing weed spread: advice for farmers
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- Managing pests and diseases of plants
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- A-Z insect pests of field crops
- Aphids
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- Priority plant pests and diseases
- African citrus psyllid
- American serpentine leafminer
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- Bacterial heart rot and fruit collapse of pineapple
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- Banana freckle
- Banana skipper butterfly
- Black Sigatoka
- Brown marmorated stink bug
- Capsicum whitefly
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- Cocoa pod borer
- Coffee mealybug
- Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus
- European house borer
- Exotic gypsy moth
- Fall armyworm
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- Grape phylloxera
- Grapevine leaf rust
- Huanglongbing
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- Khapra beetle
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- Mango malformation disease
- Mango pulp weevil
- Mango shoot looper
- Mediterranean fruit fly
- Melon fly
- Melon necrotic spot virus
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- Myrtle rust
- Navel orangeworm
- New Guinea fruit fly
- Oriental fruit fly
- Panama disease tropical race 4 (TR4)
- Papaya ringspot disease
- Pierce's disease
- Plum pox virus (Sharka)
- Potato cyst nematodes (PCN)
- Pyriform scale
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- Red banded mango caterpillar
- Serpentine leafminer
- South African pit scale
- Southern red mite
- Spiralling whitefly
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- Tomato-potato psyllid
- Tomato red spider mite
- Vegetable leafminer
- Queensland's banana industry
- Certification for moving plants and plant products
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- Accredited certifiers for cattle tick
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- How to identify cattle tick
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- Coronavirus (COVID-19) and animals
- Overview of animal welfare codes of practice
- Australian bat lyssavirus
- Animal welfare complaints in Queensland
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- The Animal Care and Protection Act
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- Dog breeding animal welfare standards and registration
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- About the feral livestock code
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- Using animals in science
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- Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Animal Ethics Committee
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- Banding birds or bats
- Recordkeeping and reporting requirements for the scientific use of animals
- Animal use statistics report
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- Reporting unexpected adverse events in the use of animals
- Privacy and confidentiality of your records and reports
- Using animals for scientific purposes
- Cattle welfare and transport
- 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 code of practice
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- Pig welfare and transport
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- Horse health and welfare
- Humane killing of injured livestock
- Pests, diseases and disorders of animals
- African horse sickness
- Aflatoxicosis
- African swine fever
- Akabane disease
- Anthrax
- Australian bat lyssavirus
- Avian influenza
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- Brucellosis
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- About the camel welfare code
- About the emu welfare code
- Disaster recovery for livestock farms
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- FutureBeef: key information for beef producers
- Leucaena inoculum for cattle
- Managing the environmental impacts of cattle feedlots
- Cattle welfare and transport
- Branding cattle and horses, and earmarking cattle
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- Managing tick fever in cattle
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- Leading Sheep program: key information for sheep and wool producers
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- Poultry farming in Queensland
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- What is Hendra virus?
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- Guideline 01: Register of licences and permits
- Guideline 07: Fit and proper or suitable person
- Guideline 08: Definition of 'regular basis'
- Guideline 09: Advertising (display of notice)
- Guideline 10: Conduct of other business
- Guideline 11: Under-age events and all ages events
- Guideline 12: Advertising packages including a meal or accommodation and alcoholic beverages
- Guideline 14: Particulars to be displayed on licensed premises
- Guideline 16: Control of entertainment noise
- Guideline 20: Wine licence trading hours on special days
- Guideline 23: Food courts
- Guideline 26: Standard of premises - toilets
- Guideline 29: Requirements for application for satellite cellar door
- Guideline 31: Gratuitous supply of liquor
- Guideline 32: Community liquor permits and commercial public event permits (approvals for high risk public events)
- Guideline 33: High risk community and commercial public events
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- Guideline 41: Sale of complementary goods at bottle shops and liquor barns
- Guideline 42: Risk-assessed management plan (RAMP)
- Guideline 43: Approved managers
- Guideline 46: Demonstrated community need for pre-10am trading
- Guideline 48: Allowable absences
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- Guideline 51: Preparing an acoustic report
- Guideline 52: Bar licences
- Guideline 55: Commercial other (subsidiary on-premises) licence - café
- Guideline 56: Payment of annual liquor licence fees by instalments
- Guideline 57: Detached bottle shops further than 10km from main hotel premises
- Guideline 58: Unduly intoxicated
- Guideline 59: Declaration of licensed premises (or part of) as 'not regulated for ID scanning'
- Guideline 60: Unacceptable liquor practices and promotions in licensed venues
- Guideline 61: Commercial kitchen
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- Guideline 64: Privacy obligations for establishing and operating identification scanning systems
- Guideline 65: Temporary changes to regulated hours for ID scanning
- Guideline 66: Temporary removal of noise conditions
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- Best practice standards for CCTV
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- Quiz: Complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements for licensed venues
- Complying with noise requirements for licensed venues
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- Definition of 'unduly intoxicated' for the responsible service of alcohol
- Signs that a person is unduly intoxicated
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- Preventing patrons from becoming unduly intoxicated
- Refusing service to unduly intoxicated patrons
- Responsible service of alcohol marshals
- Quiz: Unduly intoxicated patrons and the responsible service of alcohol
- Disorderly conduct and the responsible service of alcohol
- Promotions and practices for the 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
- Behind the bar RSA training videos
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- Responsible service of gambling (RSG) training
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