Untagged livestock roaming free continues to raise alarm across WA shires
A Great Southern farmer joins growing calls for stronger powers and greater accountability to address wandering livestock on rural properties and roads.
Untagged livestock roaming free continues to raise alarm across WA shires
A Great Southern farmer joins growing calls for stronger powers and greater accountability to address wandering livestock on rural properties and roads.
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