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May 27, 2014 in Travel
The Snowy Mountains Short History
The Snowy Mountains region is thought to have had Aboriginal occupation for some twenty thousand years, though harsh winter weather…
May 27, 2014 in Travel
About Jindabyne
Originally situated on a site that is now under the waters of Lake Jindabyne, the township was relocated to its present position…

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'Shock to the system': Sydney temperatures set to plummet
Temperatures across NSW and the ACT are expected to plunge by up to 10 degrees, as a cold front brings gusty winds a snow falls to some parts of the state on Friday.
'How's it going mate?': Victims greeted rapist before they were viciously attacked in street
A British ski instructor who attacked a man and woman as they left a Snowy Mountains pub last year has pleaded guilty to a vicious rape and assault. Police documents show the injuries to the two victims were so serious officers originally believed more than one attacker must have been involved.
Fears brumbies are contributing to blue-green algae in Snowy Mountains
There is concern wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park are contributing to blue-green algae in dams and streams in the NSW Snowy Mountains.
Wild horses pose a 'high' risk to Kosciuszko campers
A spate of dangerous interactions between tourists and feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park has prompted the NSW Government to consider closing a popular camping ground.
There's been an increase in wild horse sightings in Kosciuskzo camping sites
Brumbies pose 'high' risk to Kosciusko campers, according to park risk assessment
A spate of injuries and negative interactions between tourists and feral horses in Kosciusko National Park has prompted the state government to consider closing a popular camping ground.
NSW Deputy Premier backflips on brumby debate
John Barilaro rejects suggestions he has backflipped on the plan for brumby management, but now says he supports culling half of all feral horses in the Kosciuszko National Park.
Deer baiting, trapping and culling plan for south east Australia
Hunting has failed to control the feral deer population so a new research project will focus on new baiting and trapping methods.
Wild deer captured on camera
Cattle producer Ted Rowley set up a camera to capture the movement of deer on his property.
Feral brumby culls found to be crucial in ensuring native ecosystems' survival
New peer-reviewed research across 25 scientists concludes that aerial culling of feral horses in alpine parks is needed to ensure ecosystem and water catchment survival.

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