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Date of DeterminationAgency ReferenceApplication SummaryHow to Access:
9 August 2023SAALLB-D0113Transferred from PIRSA. Request for documents - PIRSA has been quoted as saying there were 20,000 livestock impacted by 'wild dogs' in South Australia south of the dingo fence in 2018. I would like the raw data file that supports this figure, as this extraordinarily high number of attacks is not supported by the publicly available data on the FeralScan / WildDogScan website.Please contact SAALLB Executive Officer for access to this document.
24 March 2025 21104675Any, but not limited to, documents, notes, memos or data regarding the number of deer eradicated under the South Australian Feral Deer Eradication Program, and the number of those eradicated deer that were tagged.Please contact SAALLB Executive Officer for access to this document.