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Thank you — your national action has been sent.

Your message asks federal leaders to help bring a consistent minimum standard for public 1080 baiting warnings before governments across Australia — so communities can find usable information about operations, timing and responsible authorities.

The Coalition’s completed national transparency audit documents uneven public disclosure across Australia. Our September 2026 proposal, TP-101, sets out what every public 1080 warning should contain. We are now asking federal agriculture and environment leaders to bring the proposal to discussions with state and territory governments.

1080 poison warning sign installed in an Australian public landscape
Public 1080 warning signage — the kind of information communities should also be able to find clearly online.

What happens next?

Your message supports a specific next step: asking federal agriculture and environment ministers to raise nationally consistent 1080 public-warning requirements with state and territory counterparts, using TP-101 as a proposed starting point. The Coalition will continue to use the national audit and official evidence to advocate for a transparent process and public reporting on progress. Replies to your action may be sent directly to you, rather than to the Coalition.

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DeliveryMessage sent to decision-makersThe action sends your message to its nominated federal recipients, asking for national coordination and consideration of TP-101 through relevant ministerial forums.
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EngagementWe take the evidence to leadersOur national audit and TP-101 provide the evidence and proposed standard for engagement with political offices. Replies may arrive in your inbox rather than ours; you can forward relevant responses to info@ban1080.org.au.
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AccountabilityWe seek a public responseWe are asking leaders to identify a process for considering a national minimum, specify next steps and report on progress. TP-101 remains a proposal; government adoption has not been secured.

Explore the 1080 Watch Map

The expanded map brings together selected government-published baiting information for NSW, Victoria and Western Australia. Coverage differs by jurisdiction; an unmapped place is not evidence that baiting is absent.

Explore the Watch Map

Report a warning

Seen a 1080 sign, notice, device or alert? Report what you observed and help strengthen the public evidence base.

Report warning

Read the proposed standard

Published in September 2026, TP-101 proposes a minimum public warning record: locations, timing, target species, methods, responsible contacts, safety advice and source links.

Read TP-101 (PDF)