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• Dengue fever is a disease transmitted by specific mosquitoes and found in tropical areas around the world including parts of Australia.
  
  
• There is currently a dengue outbreak in north Queensland, Australia. See current outbreaks.
  

• Find out how to reduce the risk of dengue for residents and visitors in north Queensland.
  
  
• Find out more about Queensland Health's 'Defend against Dengue' television, radio and print media campaign.

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