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‘A mockery’: Kangaroo shooting continues during bushfires

Wildlife rescuers are demanding the State Government put a halt to the commercial killing of kangaroos as countless animals lie burned and suffering in blackened smoldering forests. This year’s catastrophic bushfires have unleashed a fierce, fast-moving threat across multiple districts, forcing southeast brigades into action….

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