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They really are a problem : Fence aims to stop destructive pest spreading

Kilometres of fence line have been laid in Rotorua as part of an attempt to halt potentially millions of dollars in wallaby damage. Dama wallabies have cal

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Wallaby fence built in Rotorua in effort to contain spreading pest

If not controlled, wallabies can cause millions of dollars in damage.

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Aussie invasion: Paddock full of wallabies snapped by Bay of Plenty pest contractor

Aussie invasion: Paddock full of wallabies snapped by Bay of Plenty pest contractor
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Council on the lookout for rogue wallabies north of Wellington

People in Upper Hutt and South Wairarapa are being asked to keep an eye out for an invasive wallaby species which has been discovered living free north of Wellington.

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Lower North Island residents asked to watch out for wallabies

The Greater Wellington Regional Council is asking the public keep an eye out for the marsupials in Upper Hutt and Featherston.

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