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Testing underway after mass bird death in country WA
Authorities investigating after dozens of birds found dead or dying at Coorow in WA's Wheatbelt Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 8:00am In short: A wildlife carer says 78 birds have been found dead or dying at Coorow in WA's Wheatbelt. Some locals believe the deaths are related to poisons spread to control mice, but the cause is yet to be determined. The public is advised to report further sightings and avoid handling dead birds.
Unfinished outback opal museum gets $1m lifeline to pay debts
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Madagascar hissing cockroaches among $200,000 invertebrate seizure
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