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The bird was found dead at Loorana on King Island
Tasmania has recorded 25 positive bird flu cases from 10 'events'
Crested terns and a little penguin tested positive across new locations
Nearly half of surveyed residents reported daily or weekly visits from stray cats
The first detection came on August 13 at Rocky Cape
The penguin was collected from Grassy on King Island and tested positive overnight
Samples have been sent for laboratory testing with results expected soon
A former car park has been regenerated with hundreds of native plants
Seven of the 11 confirmed cases have been recorded on King Island
More than 160 birds have now been tested at the Animal Health Testing Facility
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