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    Australia’s threatened mammals decline by more than a third since 1990s, but there’s a silver lining – ABC News

    Australia’s threatened mammals decline by more than a third since 1990s, but there’s a silver lining – ABC

    ABC Science  By environment reporter Nick Kilvert         22 April 2020 Many threatened Australian mammals suffered significant population decline between 1995 and 2016,…
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    Koala Action GroupApril 22, 2020
    Koala death toll drops on Stradbroke Island due to QYAC protection plans – RCB Archive

    Koala death toll drops on Stradbroke Island due to QYAC protection plans – RCB

    APRIL 14 2020 - 12:30PM KOALA attacks on North Stradbroke Island have dropped significantly and are now in the dozens not…
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    Koala Action GroupApril 14, 2020
    Port Macquarie Koala Hospital releases its most famous bushfire victim Anwen – ABC Archive

    Port Macquarie Koala Hospital releases its most famous bushfire victim Anwen – ABC

    ABC Mid North Coast       Posted Fri at 4:55pm          By Kirstie Wellauer and Luisa Rubbo Several world-renowned koalas rescued from a New South Wales fireground have…
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    Koala Action GroupApril 5, 2020
    Queensland council elections see Redlands City residents criticise overdevelopment – ABC Archive

    Queensland council elections see Redlands City residents criticise overdevelopment – ABC

    20 March 2020,     By Stephanie Zillman When Amy Glade moved back to Australia in 1986 after years of working abroad for…
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    Koala Action GroupMarch 20, 2020
    Koala losses from recent NSW bushfires ‘One of the most significant biodiversity impacts in our history’ – ABC Archive

    Koala losses from recent NSW bushfires ‘One of the most significant biodiversity impacts in our history’ – ABC

    ABC Mid North Coast By Luisa Rubbo and Kirstie Wellauer             7 March 2020 Authorities may have underestimated the extent of the impact of the…
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    Koala Action GroupMarch 8, 2020
    Tree loss is making for sweaty suburbs, and the households that can least afford it are feeling the heat – ABC Archive

    Tree loss is making for sweaty suburbs, and the households that can least afford it are feeling the heat – ABC

    ABC Radio National         By Nick Wiggins and Erica Vowles for Life Matters       2 March 2020 Money might not grow on trees, but it'll probably…
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    Koala Action GroupFebruary 21, 2020
    Ten thousand koalas may have died in NSW bushfires, inquiry hears – ABC Archive

    Ten thousand koalas may have died in NSW bushfires, inquiry hears – ABC

    By Liv Casben             18 February 2020 As many as 10,000 koalas — a third of New South Wales' total population —…
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    Koala Action GroupFebruary 18, 2020
    Think Australia’s bushfires killed a lot of animals? Weak environmental laws threaten the lives of more – ABC News

    Think Australia’s bushfires killed a lot of animals? Weak environmental laws threaten the lives of more – ABC

    ANALYSIS     ABC Science By environment reporter Nick Kilvert       16 Feb. 20 In a previous life, I obtained an environmental science degree…
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    Koala Action GroupFebruary 16, 2020
    Media Release – Councils condemn rushed and inadequate koala reforms Archive

    Media Release – Councils condemn rushed and inadequate koala reforms

    Councils condemn rushed and inadequate koala reforms Friday, 7 February 2020 Queensland councils call on the Palaszczuk Government to urgently rethink…
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    Koala Action GroupFebruary 7, 2020
    Koala Action Group Qld Inc says Redlands council right to go it alone on protecting habitat – CM Archive

    Koala Action Group Qld Inc says Redlands council right to go it alone on protecting habitat – CM

    Alex Treacy, Quest Newspapers                February 22, 2020 8:00am THE president of a Redlands-based group advocating for koalas says she supports Redland…
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    Koala Action GroupFebruary 3, 2020
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