Official-source directory
National guidance plus current starting points for every state and territory.
National best-practice framework covering registration, inspections, pest and disease management, Varroa control, traceability, training, hive maintenance and biosecurity records. Keep Code records for at least 3 years.
National reporting, training and biosecurity resources. Suspected exotic plant pests can be reported through the Exotic Plant Pest Hotline on 1800 084 881.
Provides the NSW biosecurity framework, registered beekeeper duties, written records, hive identification, movement traceability and disease reporting obligations.
Anyone keeping one or more European honey bee hives must register. Registration under the Biosecurity Act 2015 is valid for 2 years and compliance with the national Code is a condition.
Use current NSW compliance guidance for Varroa and other bee pests and diseases, surveillance, testing, controls, records and notification pathways.
The app is designed to retain the operational evidence called for by the national Code and stricter state rules.
Date, colony strength, signs, pest/disease findings and arthropod detection method.
Pest and disease management, treatment product, batch, dose, dates and outcome.
Sampling method, collection date, testing body, reference and result.
Date, hive count or identity, origin, destination, operator and permit.
Supplier, source, registration, health declaration, date and introduced material.
Participant, course, provider, completion, certificate and expiry.
