Bird flu just got a little more local in South Australia—two new suspected H5 cases found in native birds near Robe and Adelaide’s Semaphore, marking the first urban sighting. Unlike earlier migratory bird cases, these are local species, and samples are headed to Geelong for confirmation. While the government stresses low human risk and no poultry outbreaks, public vigilance remains key: report any dead birds and don’t touch them. With 18 confirmed cases nationwide—including 5 in SA and Queensland’s first on Moreton Island—results are expected early next week.
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