Eastern bettongs are coming back to NSW after disappearing from the mainland more than a century ago, with a founding population of up to 40 coming from the ACT's Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary, where they were reintroduced more than a decade ago.
A large area of the Mulligans Flat Reserve will be searched this weekend, 13-14 August, as the investigation into the disappearance of Bonner man Jean Policarpio in 2017 continues.Â
The construction site in Rosenberg Street, Throsby, looks like a ruined desert city: blank-faced walls towering over you, a sandy floor under a cloudswept blue sky, remnants of some forgotten arena.
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The survival rates of eastern quolls reintroduced to the ACT have tripled from 29% to 88%, thanks to an experimental research project led by researchers from the ANU.
