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Debbie and Meaghan spoke individually as guests on ABC Radio morning programs, discussing their representation at the Parliamentary Inquiry into Wildlife Roadstrike and the work of Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network (MRWN).

📻 Debbie’s interview – ABC Central Victoria Breakfast

Skip to 43:25 mins to hear about local rescue challenges and the growing roadstrike crisis.

https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/centralvic-breakfast/breakfast/105608342?utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared

📻 Meaghan’s interview – ABC Statewide Mornings

Skip to 20:43 mins to hear about MRWN’s coordinated approach and the need for systemic change.

https://www.abc.net.au/…/vic…/mornings/105605980

These conversations are an important step in raising awareness and pushing for safer roads for both wildlife and people.

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