Horse flu suspected in Sydney

A horse is being tested for suspected horse flu at the Sydney quarantine station blamed for last year’s devastating outbreak.

New South Wales chief vet Bruce Christie says the overseas horse has returned one positive and one negative test at the Eastern Creek quarantine station and will be tested again today.

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