03/10/2026
PSA
There has been a lot of speculation about bird flu and Bin Chicken Island.
All sorts of rumours have been spread about the potential closure of Bin Chicken Island.
We’d like to inform all visitors and friends of Bin Chicken Island and set the record straight.
Recent Bin Chicken deaths in the state have prompted the Labor government to put in place some rules for Bin Chicken Island.
All bin chickens and visitors to the island must adhere to the 1.5m social distancing rule.
Remember, “Staying Apart, Keeps Us together.”
Our hours of operation remain unchanged, however all visitor s should expect to see less bin chickens all they’re are only allowed outside their nest for 1hr per day.
We’ve had to initiate a food importation program as the bin chickens are only allowed to fly in a 5km radius of their nests, placing choice bins and rubbish tips outside of their reach.
We’re asking all friends of Bin Chicken Island to help us out.
You can bring your bin juice and leftovers directly to our friendly staff who will accept the donations at the ticket booth.
Thank you for your kind and generous support of our beloved bin chickens during this difficult and challenging time.
The Labor government is currently in talks with a pharmaceutical manufacturer about obtaining an adequate supply of experimental gene therapy products that will be rolled out to our bin chicken pollution as soon as it receives regulatory approval.
We’d like to assure all visitors that only bin chickens who have received the treatment will be allowed to roam on the island, all those who refuse will be confined to their nests.
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