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Wild dog attacks blamed for hundreds of missing lambs

Filed: Aug 29, 2026 at 5:04 PM ET
Summary: Western Queensland graziers say they have lost hundreds of lambs to suspected wild dog attacks, including 300 lambs missing from a merino flock. They cite the National Wild Dog Action Plan, but note federal co-funding is due to expire in October.
WHO: Western Queensland graziers (including Harry Glasson and Harrison Glasson)
WHAT: Graziers report hundreds of lambs dead or missing after suspected wild dog attacks.
WHEN: Aug 29, 2026
WHERE: Western Queensland, Australia
WHY: They attribute the missing lambs to suspected wild dog attacks and raise concerns about funding uncertainty for the National Wild Dog Action Plan.
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