A poultry show scheduled for July in Western Australia is cancelled following growing concern about a possible second bird flu case, according to multiple outlets. The cancellation is attributed to warnings from local businesses and heightened biosecurity concerns. The poultry association advises poultry owners to take steps to limit the spread of disease while authorities assess the situation. In particular, owners are urged to restrict bird movements and reduce contact between poultry and wild birds. The reports describe the measures as part of efforts to prevent potential transmission if the suspected case is confirmed. While the coverage focuses on precautionary actions and the show’s cancellation, it also emphasizes that the situation is linked to an alleged second incident rather than a previously established public outcome. The sources align on the key points that the event is called off and that poultry operators are asked to follow movement and contact restrictions to protect bird health. Authorities are continuing assessment, and the recommended safeguards are intended to reduce risk during the period of uncertainty.