The NSW DPI has announced beehives and pollination services can resume movement throughout the state with the introduction of a Hive Movement Declaration system.

Vincent Dwyer
Updated July 21 2022 - 1:28pm, first published July 20 2022 - 12:30pm
ON THE MOVE AGAIN: NSW beekeeping services have been given the green light once again after a varroa mite outbreak was detected in Newcastle in June. PHOTO: File
ON THE MOVE AGAIN: NSW beekeeping services have been given the green light once again after a varroa mite outbreak was detected in Newcastle in June. PHOTO: File

The NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has announced beehives can once again move throughout the state's low-risk areas with the introduction of a Hive Movement Declaration system for beekeepers.

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Vincent Dwyer

Vincent Dwyer

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Vincent Dwyer is a journalist at The Ararat Advertiser. Doesn't mind the odd Seinfeld episode. You can reach him at vincent.dwyer@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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