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It is unacceptable that as we advance into the 21st century rabies is still a threat to humans and animals alike. Given public health interventions that focus solely on disease prevention in humans have no effect on the reduction of infection in the reservoir hosts, themost effective way to combat humanrabies infection is to control thedisease transmission by mass vaccination of the animal source, e.g. dogs and wildlife. This short communication focuses on the global strategic target to end human deaths from dog-mediated rabies by 2030 in line with the Sustainable Development Goals by providing recent updates on World Health Organization (WHO) and OIE guidelines and recommendations as well as highlighting Australian rabies research activities to prevent an incursion of rabies into the country.

Reaching the zero by 30 dog-mediated human rabies goal