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Flinders Island to become a safe haven

Flinders Island will be a safe haven for threatened species thanks to a project funded by the federal and state governments. (Supplied)

A new $4.8 million project will create a refuge for nationally threatened mammals on Flinders Island. Announced by the federal […]

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