Mulch or ‘wood product’?: Confusion over how the shot-hole borer did the Rotto swim ()

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Mulch or ‘wood product’?: Confusion over how the shot-hole borer did the Rotto swim

Deputy Nationals Leader Peter Rundle took particular issue with conflicting responses about how the borer made its way to Rottnest Island.

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Mulch or ‘wood product’?: Confusion over how the shot-hole borer did the Rotto swim ()

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