Sidney Island Deer Cull - $12 MILLION DISASTER

Senator Platt recently updated us on the Sydney Island Deer Cull, revealing a shocking increase in costs from $800,000 to a staggering $12 million. This government project, meant to eradicate deer, has become a prime example of wasteful spending and mismanagement.

With $1.5 million spent on studies and consultations, and $67,000 on helicopter rentals, this situation raises serious questions about the government's approach. Hired sharpshooters even targeted the wrong species, making the situation worse.

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