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“It’s almost a conservation utopia — but even Mt Rothwell can’t get rid of the rabbits. Their numbers got as low as 12 almost a
“It’s almost a conservation utopia — but even Mt Rothwell can’t get rid of the rabbits. Their numbers got as low as 12 almost a
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The attached pic of an excerpt from ‘letters to editor’, in a FNQ hardcopy newspaper [yes, they’re still around] carried one of the best promotions
Great book. Well written and interesting ... I read it from cover to cover without putting it down.
Fascinating story with vivid visuals.
Pemulwuy Weeatunga's narrative is akin to the traditional oral storytelling of Indigenous people - there is an informal yet cheeky tone, indicative of someone with much respect for their culture and country. A compelling story with delightful characters and beautiful descriptions, this is a short read but well worth it.
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