Zoonoses

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• A cluster of Brucella melitensis in Melbourne, Australia 2023: clinical and public health actions

  Manogna Metlapalli, Fiona Clarke, Anna B Pierce, Norelle L Sherry, Jake A Lacey, Edura Jalil, Aswan Tai, Christian McGrath, Tony Korman, James H McMahon, Rhonda L Stuart

• Rare urban-acquired human leptospirosis and environmental health investigation in Sydney, Australia

  Mark J Ferson, Sinead Flanigan, Mark E Westman, Ana M Pastrana Velez, Benjamin Knobel, Toni Cains, Marianne Martinello

• A delayed diagnosis of lymphatic filariasis in a returned traveller from the Philippines

  George P Drewett, Hedayat Pourhadi, Jordan Kahn, Shio Yen Tio, Craig Aboltins

• A Severe case of swimmer’s itch in Victoria, Australia with bullous eruption

  Michael Sangiorgio, Karen Liu, Lachlan Lau, Charlotte Krones, Adrian Tramontana, James Molton, Alex Nirenberg

• A Cluster of leptospirosis cases associated with crocodile workers in the Northern Territory, Australia, 2022

  Astrid M Stark, Michael Nohrenberg, Anthony DK Draper, Kimberley E McMahon, Thalia A Hewitt, Kelly Lomas, Vicki L Krause

• Several confirmed and probable zoonotic cases of toxigenic Corynebacterium ulcerans, Queensland, Australia

  Vicki G Slinko, Christine JD Guglielmino, Alexandra M Uren, James KG Smith, Deborah Neucom, Nicolas R Smoll, Rikki MA Graham, Ning-Xia Fang, Helen V Smith, Amanda E Armstrong, Alison A Kenny, Janet L Farmer, Catherine A Quagliotto, Amy V Jennison

• Evolving epidemiology of Q fever in Wide Bay

  Matthew Roughan, Emma Hodge, Arifuzzaman Khan, Josette Chor

• Undetected serovars: leptospirosis cases in the Cairns region during the 2021 wet season

  Caroline Taunton, Carol El Hayek, Emma Field, Sally Rubenach, Juliet Esmonde, Simon Smith, Annie Preston-Thomas

• An Outbreak of leptospirosis associated with cattle workers during the wet season, in the Northern Territory of Australia, 2021

  Damien R Brown, Ruwani Peiris, Claire Waller, Elizabeth M Stedman, Susanne E Fitzpatrick, Vicki L Krause, Anthony DK Draper

• Re-emergence of dengue virus in regional Queensland: 2019 dengue virus outbreak in Rockhampton, Central Queensland, Australia

  Jacina Walker, Alyssa Pyke, Paul Florian, Fred Moore, Nicolas Smoll, Odewumi Adegbija, Arifuzzaman Khan, Rashidul Hasan, Heidi Carroll, Rachael Rodney Harris, Gulam Khandaker

• The improving state of Q fever surveillance. A review of Queensland notifications, 2003–2017

  Sarah Tozer, Caitlin Wood, Damin Si, Michael Nissen, Theo Sloots, Stephen Lambert

• Challenges in using serological methods to explore historical transmission risk of Chlamydia psittaci in a workforce with high exposure to equine chlamydiosis

  Belinda Jones, Kathryn Taylor, Robyn M Lucas, Tony Merritt, Catherine Chicken, Jane Heller, Joan Carrick, Rodney Givney, David N Durrheim

• Dominance of the tiger: The displacement of Aedes aegypti by Aedes albopictus in parts of the Torres Strait, Australia

  Mutizwa Odwell Muzari, Joseph Davis, Rodney Bellwood, Bruce Crunkhorn, Ewan Gunn, Ursula Sabatino, Richard Gair

• Arboviral diseases and malaria in Australia, 2014–15: Annual report of the National Arbovirus and Malaria Advisory Committee

  Katrina Knope, Stephen L Doggett, Cassie C Jansen, Cheryl A Johansen, Nina Kurucz, Rebecca Feldman, Stacey E Lynch, Michaela P Hobby, Angus Sly, Andrew Jardine, Sonya Bennett, Bart J Currie, National Arbovirus and Malaria Advisory Committee

• Fatal encephalitis and meningitis at the Gold Coast Hospital, 1980 to 1996

  John Gerrard

  32

• Surveillance system enhancements for Q fever in NSW, 2005-2015

  Henry CM Clutterbuck, Keith Eastwood, Peter D Massey, Kirsty Hope, Siobhan M Mor

  S2209-6051(18)00012-10

• Atypical outbreak of Q fever affecting low-risk residents of a remote rural town in New South Wales

  Brett N Archer, Cathie Hallahan, Priscilla Stanley, Kathy Seward, Margaret Lesjak, Kirsty Hope, Anthony Brown

  125-133

• Haycocknema perplexum: An emerging cause of parasitic myositis in Australia

  Luke J Vos, Thomas Robertson, Enzo Binotto

  496-499

• Revised surveillance case definitions: Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC)

  Case Definitions Working Group

  367

• An evaluation of the use of short message service during an avian influenza outbreak on a poultry farm in Young

  Lisa M Stephenson, Janice S Biggs, Vicki Sheppeard, Tracey L Oakman

  195-201

• Q fever and contact with kangaroos in New South Wales

  James Flint, Craig B Dalton, Tony D Merritt, Stephen Graves, John K Ferguson, Maggi Osbourne, Keith Eastwood, David N Durrheim

  202-203

• New surveillance case definition: Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV)

  Case Definitions Working Group

  289

• An Australian guideline on the diagnosis of overseas-acquired Lyme disease/borreliosis

  Gary D Lum, Jennie R Hood, Phil Wright

  590-596

• New surveillance case definition: avian influenza in humans (AIH)

  Case Definitions Working Group, Communicable Diseases Network Australia

  312-313

• Surveillance of potential rabies exposure in Australian travellers returning to South East Queensland

  Heidi J Carroll, Brad J McCall, Jason C Christiansen

  186-187

• Potential exposure to Australian bat lyssavirus in South East Queensland: what has changed in 12 years?

  Megan K Young, Bradley J McCall

  334-338

• Zoonotic tuberculosis: on the decline

  Paul R Ingram, Peter Bremner, Tim J Inglis, Ronan J Murray, Debbie V Cousins

  339-341

• Evaluation of Campylobacter infection surveillance in Victoria

  Nathan J Grills, Stacey L Rowe, Joy E Gregory, Rosemary A Lester, James E Fielding

  110-115

• Enhanced Q fever risk exposure surveillance may permit better informed vaccination policy

  Peter D Massey, Melissa Irwin, David N Durrheim

  41-45

• Epidemiology of Leptospira weilii serovar Topaz infections in Australia

  Andrew T Slack, Meegan L Symonds, Michael F Dohnt, Bruce G Corney, Lee D Smythe

  216-222

• Q fever cases in the Northern Territory of Australia from 1991 to 2006

  Anna Ralph, Peter Markey, Rosalie Schultz

  222-227

• Multi-drug resistant Salmonella Java infections acquired from tropical fish aquariums, Australia, 2003-04

  Jennie Musto, Martyn Kirk, Diane Lightfoot, Barry G Combs, Lillian Mwanri

  222-227

• Q fever vaccine uptake in South Australian meat processors prior to the introduction of the National Q Fever Management Program

  Adriana Milazzo, Kathryn B Featherstone, Robert G Hall

  400-406

• A Cluster of cases of haemolytic uraemic syndrome in North Queensland associated with a novel Shiga-like toxin-producing Escherichia coli

  Anna K Morgan, John Piispanen, Jan Humphreys, Denise Murphy

  191-194

• Defining the risk of human exposure to Australian bat lyssavirus through potential non-bat animal infection

  Bradley J McCall, Hume E Field, Greg A Smith, Greg J Storie, Bruce J Harrower

  200-203

• Trends in potential exposure to Australian bat lyssavirus in South East Queensland, 1996 to 2003

  Megan K Young, Bradley J McCall

  258-260

• Scrub typhus in the Northern Territory: exceeding the boundaries of Litchfield National Park

  Bart J Currie, Anna Ralph, Mark Raines, Peter Whelan

  267-269

• Letter to the Editor: Human infestation with birds mites in Wollongong

  Stephen Doggett, Merilyn Geary

  395-396

• Prevalence of markers of Q fever exposure in the Kimberley, Western Australia

  Donna B Mak, David F Fry, Max K Bulsara

  267-271

• An outbreak of cryptosporidiosis associated with an animal nursery at a regional fair

  Rosie H Ashbolt, David J Coleman, Avner Misrachi, Joe M Conti, Martyn D Kirk

  244-249

• Human infestation with bird mites in Wollongong

  Charles R Watson

  259-261

• Regulation of veterinary antibiotics in Australia

  Timothy M Dyke

  S6-S8

• An Unusual reaction to rabies vaccine

  Nikki Blackwell, Jules M Maussen, Robert Norton

  587-5888

• Editorial: The risk of anthrax and smallpox in Australia

  Richard Smallwood

  188-189

• Prevalence of markers of exposure to Q fever in rural central Queensland

  Roscoe Taylor, Ian Hunter, Richard Tan

  285-287

• Special surveillance report: cases of leptospirosis in hunters in the Top End – don’t go barefoot

  Vicki Krause

  384

• A Cluster of leptospirosis among abattoir workers

  Janet Terry, Marianne Trent, Mark Bartlett

  158-160

• Review of leptospirosis notifications in Queensland and Australia: January 1998 - June 1999

  Lee Smythe, Michael Dohnt, Meegan Symonds, Leonie Barnett, Michael Moore, Dianne Brookes, Mary Vallanjon

  153-157

• Neisseria canis infection: a case report

  Sandie Safton, Gavine Cooper, Michael Harrison, Lynne Wright, Paul Walsh

  221

• Outbreak of Newcastle disease in commercial poultry flocks, NSW

  No authors listed

  222

• Q fever outbreak in an abattoir in Cooma, NSW

  No authors listed

  222

• Sporadic human anthrax in urban Brisbane

  Brad McCall, David Looke, Mark Crome, Graeme Nimmo, Gabrielle O'Kane, Jacqui Harper, Andrew Jones, Jill Wright, Ian Douglas, Michael Whitby

  189-190

• Rabies prophylaxis in Western Australia: the impact of Australian bat lyssavirus

  Siranda Torvaldsen, Tony Watson

  149-152

• Australian bat lyssavirus infection in three fruit bats from north Queensland

  Rick Spear, Lee Skerratt, Robert Foster, Lee Berger, Peter Hooper, Ross Lunt, David Blair, Dinah Hansman, Mike Goulet, Sandra Cooper

  117-120

• A Case of human anthrax in Victoria

  Rosemary Lester, Sheila Beaton, John Carnie, Diane Barbis, Graham Rouch

  47-48

• Q fever vaccination in Queensland abattoirs

  Morton Bell, Mahomed Patel, John Sheridan

  29-31

• Review of leptospirosis in Queensland 1985 to 1996

  Lee Smythe, Michael Dohnt, Michelle Norris, Meegan Symonds, John Scott

  17-20

• Update on bat lyssavirus

  No authors listed

  535

• Prevention of human lyssavirus infection: Recommendations of the Lyssavirus Expert Group meeting, Canberra, 11 November 1996

  Communicable Diseases Network Australia New Zealand

  505-507

• A Human case of encephalitis due to a lyssavirus recently identified in fruit bats

  Anthony Allworth, Keith Murray, John Morgan

  504