Rabbits threaten WA farms as editors urge action
The Western Australia press argues the rabbit invasion is a dire economic threat to farming. It laments delayed government measures, cites sightings across districts, and criticizes Minister Baxter while urging decisive action such as poisoning and reserves management to protect wheat and agricultural securities.
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