Remove dingoes off Stradbroke Island
The dingoes on Stradbroke Island need to be removed, they are not native animals, all native animals are marsupials.
Genetic studies indicate the dingoes arrived in Australia with the migration of Southern India aborigines about 4,000 years ago when they migrated from Borneo through Sulawesi to Australia.
DNA shows dingoes lost multiple copies of a starch digestion gene while living with agricultural people possibly in Borneo, Indonesia, which identifies their origin.
About 4,000 years ago the Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine existed on the mainland, as it was a solitary animal and dingoes hunt in packs, they eventually wiped out Thylacines.