Bird flu is spreading fast in South Australia, with seven new cases confirmed—mostly in wild birds like greater crested terns—raising alarms but offering some relief: no cases in poultry or farms, and minimal human health risk. Five of the cases clustered at one site, giving scientists a crucial clue to track the outbreak’s origin. Officials are racing to understand transmission routes while keeping the public informed.
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