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'The good old days are gone': How a tiny mite changed beekeeping on the Northern Beaches - Manly Observer

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Dee Why beekeeper Regis Issartial tends to thousands of backyard bees while adapting to the growing challenge of Varroa mite.
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'The good old days are gone': How a tiny mite changed beekeeping on the Northern Beaches - Manly Observer

Dee Why beekeeper Regis Issartial tends to thousands of backyard bees while adapting to the growing challenge of Varroa mite.

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manlyobserver.com.au broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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