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Antiques dealer fined after raid uncovers 700 dead native animals, including 78 stuffed emus

Brisbane Times ·
Antiques dealer fined after raid uncovers 700 dead native animals, including 78 stuffed emus

Hundreds of dead native birds, reptiles and mammals were discovered in a home and antiques business in Kyneton as part of a four-day operation by the conservation regulator.

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