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Microbiology Australia

Volume 46 Number 2 2025

Biodiscovery and bioindustry

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1. Syphilis point-of-care tests: an Australian perspective

   Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

   Gladymar Pérez Chacón, Amit Saha, Emily Phillips, Rebecca Guy, Tanya L. Applegate, Louise Causer, Skye McGregor, Belinda Hengel

2. Citrobacter braakii urinary tract infection in chronic kidney disease

   Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

   Vathsala Mohan, Clay Golledge, Jonathan Grasko, Yael Grasko

3. Influenza in Australia before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic

   Microbiology Australia 45 (4)

   Ian G. Barr

4. COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness monitoring in Australia

   Microbiology Australia 45 (4)

   Bette Liu

5. The changing face of Hendra virus: what do we really know for certain?

   Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

   J. R. Gilkerson

6. The spread of canine rabies in eastern Indonesia and risks to Australia

   Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

   Michael P. Ward, Ewaldus Wera

7. Neuroangiostrongyliasis: accidental zoonosis caused by the rat lungworm

   Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

   Phoebe Rivory, Jan Šlapeta

8. Zoonotic risks: Salmonella and Campylobacter in reptiles

   Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

   Andrea R. McWhorter, Harriet Whiley

9. The future role of vaccination in prevention of Neisseria gonorrhoeae

   Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

   Bing Wang, Kate L. Seib, Helen Marshall

10. Unlocking the value of Shingrix: how vaccination empowers older adults

    Microbiology Australia 45 (4)

    Katie L. Flanagan, James G. Wood

11. The past, present and future of molecular testing for Neisseria gonorrhoeae in Australia: still challenging

    Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

    Todd M. Pryce

12. The evolving role of Australian community pharmacists in vaccination: challenges and opportunities

    Microbiology Australia 45 (4)

    Brenton Hart

13. Q Fever in humans, domestic animals and wildlife

    Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

    Anita Tolpinrud, Anne-Lise Chaber, Anke K. Wiethoelter, Joanne M. Devlin, John Stenos, Simon M. Firestone, Mark A. Stevenson

14. High pathogenicity avian influenza in Australia and beyond: could avian influenza cause the next human pandemic?

    Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

    Megan Airey, Kirsty R. Short

15. Testing and capturing difficult-to-access populations for syphilis control in Australia

    Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

    Ei T. Aung, Eric P. F. Chow

16. Standing at the crossroads: the emergence of Japanese encephalitis in Australia

    Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

    J. R. Gilkerson

17. Global, regional and local surveillance of antimicrobial resistance in Neisseria gonorrhoeae

    Microbiology Australia 45 (3)

    Monica M. Lahra, C. Robert R. George, Sebastiaan J. van Hal

18. Pneumococcal conjugate vaccines in children

    Microbiology Australia 45 (4)

    Sanjay Jayasinghe

19. Global emergence of Rickettsia felis infections: the hidden threat in pets and their fleas

    Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

    Lucas G. Huggins, Vito Colella

20. Equine psittacosis: an emerging cause of equine abortion and neonatal illness in Australia

    Microbiology Australia 46 (1)

    Charles El-Hage, Joanne Devlin, Kristopher Hughes, Cheryl Jenkins, Susan Anstey, Martina Jelocnik, James Gilkerson