Future of culling brumbies in NSW national park could hinge on one word
A brumby advocate has said in court that the pest management plan for a NSW national park does not give the government the right to conduct aerial culls.
A brumby advocate has said in court that the pest management plan for a NSW national park does not give the government the right to conduct aerial culls.
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A brumby advocate has said in court that the pest management plan for a NSW national park does not give the government the right to conduct aerial culls.
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