Mange cases in wombats 'on the rise': Wildlife carer

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Updated September 4 2019 - 10:13am, first published September 3 2019 - 4:00pm
AT RISK: Wildlife carer Tania Clancy said she currently has a workload of more than 200 wombats, due to health complications from warmer and drier conditions. Photo: Supplied
AT RISK: Wildlife carer Tania Clancy said she currently has a workload of more than 200 wombats, due to health complications from warmer and drier conditions. Photo: Supplied

Mange is on the rise among wombats, according to a Southern Highlands wildlife carer.

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Emily Bennett

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Reporter at the Southern Highland News. Do you have a news tip? Email: emily.bennett@southernhighlandnews.com.au

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