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Newspaper Article
Vic: Fruit fly outbreak in north-east Victoria
2006
Overview
Mr [Bill Ashcroft] said DPI had taken measures to prevent the fruit flies from spreading to major fruit production areas within the state. Mr Ashcroft said DPI had also suspended the movement of fruit from within a 15km zone around Everton to Melbourne and sensitive interstate markets including South Australia and Western Australia. He said fruit that could be a host for the fruit fly larva included stone fruit such as peaches, nectarines and apricots, as well as capsicums, chillies and tomatoes.
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Australian Associated Press Pty Limited
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