Progress
Our self-sustaining Wolbachia method in action
After six years of working in northern Queensland communities, long-term monitoring by our researchers show that Wolbachia is self-sustaining at...
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Douglas Shire Expansion
The Douglas Shire community in Far North Queensland has thrown their support behind the Eliminate Dengue Program, becoming the most recent...
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Dengue research showing signs of success
A year and a half after releasing the first mosquito with Wolbachia in Townsville, we are excited to announce that almost all Aedes aegypti...
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Community takes the lead to tackle dengue
As we prepare for the next stage of our field trial in Townsville, we’re asking thousands of locals to join our team to help combat dengue by growing and releasing their own Wolbachia mosquitoes.
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Students take on Wolbachia challenge
More than 100 school students will begin rearing their own Wolbachia mosquitoes this week, with the launch of the “Wolbachia Warriors” program in Townsville, Australia.
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Promising results in city-wide trial
Initial results from our first city-wide field trial suggest that efforts to establish Wolbachia in the local mosquito population are on track in Townsville, Australia.
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The Sydney Morning Herald: Don't let the bedbugs bite, ever again: new treatments could help win war on pests
No dengue transmission in Wolbachia release sites in Cairns
Queensland Health has recently confirmed a number of dengue cases in the Cairns region.
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Wolbachia mosquitoes released in first city-wide trial
Our first city-wide trial has begun in Townsville today (30 October 2014)
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