My thoughts and experience says pull the dreaded Dingo fence down. It's environmental vandalism❗️ The Dingo fence is a complex issue, isn't❓️ It's amazing how a structure meant to protect livestock has ended up having such a significant impact on Australia's ecosystem. The fence's role in controlling Dingo populations has led to an increase in herbivores like kangaroos and rabbits, which can have devastating effects on the environment. And the costs❗️Not just the $10 million annual maintenance,

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The construction site was quiet under buzzing sodium lights when Maria heard a soft, uneven rattle along the fence. Her flashlight caught two frightened eyes. A shepherd puppy—skinny, shaking—was trapped at a narrow gap in the chain-link, pawing desperately, whining every time he failed to squeeze through. When Maria spoke, he scrambled back, collar clanking against the wire. “It’s okay,” she said gently, kneeling. “I’ve got you.” The fence was old and loose. As she pulled a panel free, the pupp