EEnvironment Read More Farmers and conservationists form ’emergency alliance’ against invasive speciesMarch 18, 2026 Farmers and environmental groups have joined forces in an “emergency alliance” to push for stronger invasive pest control…
HHealth Read More Feral rabbit numbers are booming, so do myxomatosis and calicivirus still work, and what’s next for biocontrol?March 13, 2026 If you’ve noticed more feral rabbits around than usual, you’re right. Much of Australia is experiencing a bunny…
AAustralia Read More Experts say pest control still possible as Australia-wide ban on commercial rat baits loomsMarch 12, 2026 Controlling and eliminating pests is still well and truly viable, experts say, despite the looming ban on over-the-counter…
WWildlife Read More GPS collars, camera traps to see if foxes are swimming into Booderee National ParkFebruary 13, 2026 Fox researcher Paul Meek says he suspects the “cunning” creature has taken to using waterways at a New…
AAustralia Read More Ladybugs set loose at Australian Parliament House in Canberra over summer to take out pestsDecember 27, 2025 When politicians and most staff are away from Canberra for the summer holidays, a ravenous group of fly-in…
WWildlife Read More Conservationists slam ‘pointless’ federal regulator’s long-awaited draft to crack down on rat bait poisoning of wildlifeDecember 17, 2025 The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has released its draft plan to restrict some rat and…
WWildlife Read More First survey in five years shows feral deer population boom in TasmaniaOctober 2, 2025 Tasmania’s feral deer population has had an “unanticipated” increase of nearly 20,000 in a five-year period. An aerial…
EEnvironment Read More WA holds first aerial cull of feral deer to curb pest populationJuly 20, 2025 A cattle farmer in Western Australia’s South West has welcomed the state’s first aerial cull of feral deer.…