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‘Dogs don’t carry a compass’ dingo protection worries council

Concern: Tatiara District Council is concerned Victorian lifting the dingo unprotection order will have big ramifications for farmers in the region. Picture: File
Sophie Conlon

With concerns a Victorian government decision would have negative effects on South Australian farmers, the Tatiara District Council is ensuring […]

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