Rabbit pest fluctuates with wet seasons in New South Wales
The Stock Inspector reported at the Gloucester P P Board that heavy rains in coastal New South Wales keep rabbit numbers down in daylight but damage pastures at night. Breeding is limited during wet years, diseases rise, and pelts remain valuable when weather allows trapping. Owners who ignore rabbits still gain pasture improvement over time.
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A. B. Moore
Gloucester P.P
New South Wales
Strange Sea Monster Sightings Near Scarborough and Wollongong
Reported sightings of a marine monster off Scarborough on the South Coast recur with fresh claims last week. Eyewitnesses describe a creature about 60 feet long with an 18 inch girth, seen between Scarborough and Wollongong where fish shoals attract it. The sea resident appears to linger in the area feeding on fish, prompting renewed speculation.
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Scarborough
Wollongong
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