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Hollow Homes: Are Avian Renters Using Affordable Homes in Namadgi National Parks?
Australia’s housing crisis has left many renters spending over 40% of their income on rent. In Namadgi National Park, 80 new rent-free homes have been set up with the support of the Bushfire Recovery for Wildlife and Habitat Community Grants … Continue reading
Operation Hollow Guardian
Operation Hollow Guardian Mission summary In the early hours of 06 and 18 September 2018, we embarked on a reconnaissance mission led by Dr. Phillip Gibbons. Armed with enthusiasm and a watchful eye, we infiltrated the urban suburbs of Canberra … Continue reading
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