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Today: a vanishing wallaby, a stuck horse, and a tiny car.— Latest News Breaking News and Current News from the UK and World Telegraph
The competition received more than 2050 votes from people selecting from four threatened species - the brush-tailed rock wallaby, the eastern barred bandicoot, the Baw Baw frog and the purple diuris orchard.— Wimmera Mail Times
Shanter make um go No, no, don't hunt them No," cried the black, volubly; "hunt wallaby--hunt ole man kangaroo He grinned, and holding his hands before him, began to leap along the track in a wonderfully clever imitation of that singular animal last named, with the result that the horses snorted, and the bullocks set up their tails, and increased their pace Be quiet!"— The Dingo Boys The Squatters of Wallaby Range
The kangaroo, wallaby, and opossum, form his chief food supply, but no animal or nourishing plant is neglected.— Around the World in Ten Days
The wallaby is a smaller kind of kangaroo which is also hunted There are snipe to be shot in Australia; but wild duck is really the best kind of shooting we get, and far more easily obtainable.— Town Life in Australia

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