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Sep 7, 2026 at 6:06 PM ET
Parliamentary inquiry to examine dingo killings in NSW parks
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A parliamentary inquiry into management of dingoes and wild dogs in NSW national parks has received more than 400 submissions. Farmers describe financial and emotional costs from attacks on livestock, while conservationists warn baiting and killing could disrupt ecosystems and increase kangaroo numbers.
WHO: NSW parliamentary inquiry
WHAT: Inquiry receives more than 400 submissions on dingo/wild dog management, including calls to address livestock attacks versus conservation concerns about killing and baiting.
WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 4:33 PM ET
WHERE: New South Wales, Australia
WHY: The inquiry is being held to address how NSW should manage the dingo/wild dog population amid livestock attacks and competing views on whether killing or baiting is an appropriate solution.
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