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    THE AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC BOOK CLUB

    Jul 01, 2021 2 minutes

    THE FERALS THAT ATE AUSTRALIA

    By Guy Hull

    THE ANIMALS that ‘feral-bombed’ Australia are like the uninvited guests who saw the light on, dropped in, made themselves at home, cleaned out the fridge, and never left. It’s a tragic paradox that Australia, a land so apparently harsh and dry, should prove so fertile

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