1080 bait: Aerial wild dog baits will kill others, residents say

Nadine Morton
February 12 2019 - 7:30pm
AERIAL POISON: Mount Rankin woman Christine Dean Smith, with her beloved dogs Razimus and Thorsby, said she feared an aerial poison drop would have widespread impacts on the environment. Photo: NADINE MORTON 021219nmbait1
AERIAL POISON: Mount Rankin woman Christine Dean Smith, with her beloved dogs Razimus and Thorsby, said she feared an aerial poison drop would have widespread impacts on the environment. Photo: NADINE MORTON 021219nmbait1

JUST over the hill from Christine Dean Smith’s patch of paradise in Mount Rankin is a concern that she says is so deadly that she fears for not only her life, but that of her beloved pets and the community at large.

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Nadine Morton

Nadine Morton

Senior journalist

Breaking news journalist at the Illawarra Mercury. Email: nadine.morton@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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