Working to remove mosquitoes that can spread dengue and Zika

Our research in Innisfail and the Cassowary Coast, Far North Queensland.

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We partnered with Verily and James Cook University to expand studies in Innisfail to test if new technologies could reduce the population of an invasive species of mosquito.

Welcome

Debug Innisfail

Studying new technologies to reduce the population of an invasive mosquito species that can spread dengue and Zika.

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Our scientists love to talk about their research. If you can't find the answer to your question amongst our selection here contact us and we'll get back to you as soon as we can with an answer.

Contact

We don't bite - and we talk your language. We have a dedicated Community Engagement team that is making every effort to ensure residents and business owners in communities selected for studies understand the mosquito reduction method and research goals.

Innisfail Mozzie Project facebook

Innisfail Mozzie Project facebook

Working to remove mosquitoes that can spread dengue and Zika

We partnered with Verily and James Cook University to expand studies in Innisfail to test if new technologies could reduce the population of an invasive species of mosquito.

Welcome

Debug Innisfail

FAQs

Contact

Recent News

Last of the mosquitoes, and thanks to the community

About

Our community volunteer, John

The big wet

Local ‘Mozzie Meets’ on 21st March, 2018

A mighty million!

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