Mount roo risks have been reduced, Bathurst Regional Council told

April 15 2016 - 4:00am
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST: Charles Sturt University’s Dr Peter Simmons, who was at a meeting this week attended by several groups concerned about a kangaroo cull on Mount Panorama, says international interest in the Mount’s kangaroos continues to attract media, film-makers, academics and tourists to Bathurst. INSET: How the Advocate reported the story in March. Photo: SUPPLIED 	041416rooproject2
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST: Charles Sturt University’s Dr Peter Simmons, who was at a meeting this week attended by several groups concerned about a kangaroo cull on Mount Panorama, says international interest in the Mount’s kangaroos continues to attract media, film-makers, academics and tourists to Bathurst. INSET: How the Advocate reported the story in March. Photo: SUPPLIED 041416rooproject2

THE risk of kangaroos getting onto the Mount Panorama circuit during a race has been significantly reduced, key stakeholders heard this week.

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