Bianca Hall
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Deadly bird flu could decimate our wildlife. Experts say we’re doing almost nothing to stop it (opens the original)
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Federal funding to combat the deadly bird flu gripping Australia is being disproportionately spent on biosecurity measures including for commercial chicken farms, rather than defending threatened native populations, animal groups have warned. The Invasive Species Council called the $20 million in fresh funding to help bolster native species’ resilience to the virus “deeply unserious”. “This is less than the government was spending on wildlife resilience before bird flu even arrived,” chief execu
Deadly bird flu could decimate our wildlife. Experts say we’re doing almost nothing to stop it (opens the original)
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Federal funding to combat the deadly bird flu gripping Australia is being disproportionately spent on biosecurity measures including for commercial chicken farms, rather than defending threatened native populations, animal groups have warned. The Invasive Species Council called the $20 million in fresh funding to help bolster native species’ resilience to the virus “deeply unserious”. “This is less than the government was spending on wildlife resilience before bird flu even arrived,” chief execu
Deadly bird flu could decimate our wildlife. Experts say we’re doing almost nothing to stop it (opens the original)
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Federal funding to combat the deadly bird flu gripping Australia is being disproportionately spent on biosecurity measures including for commercial chicken farms, rather than defending threatened native populations, animal groups have warned. The Invasive Species Council called the $20 million in fresh funding to help bolster native species’ resilience to the virus “deeply unserious”. “This is less than the government was spending on wildlife resilience before bird flu even arrived,” chief execu
Axed by Abbott, backed by crowdfunders: How Amanda McKenzie keeps finding hope in a crisis (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When Amanda McKenzie – climate wunderkind, activist for hope and Climate Council chief executive – and her husband and two young children came down with COVID-19 recently, she got out the roller skates. She and her husband unearthed some jigsaw puzzles, turned their living room into a makeshift roller rink, and told the kids to have fun. Then, they went back to work in their home office. As she te
Axed by Abbott, backed by crowdfunders: How Amanda McKenzie keeps finding hope in a crisis (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When Amanda McKenzie – climate wunderkind, activist for hope and Climate Council chief executive – and her husband and two young children came down with COVID-19 recently, she got out the roller skates. She and her husband unearthed some jigsaw puzzles, turned their living room into a makeshift roller rink, and told the kids to have fun. Then, they went back to work in their home office. As she te
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