

Scientists clarify findings of recent genomic research on dingoes
Photo credit - Matthew Brun In May 2026 a team of Australian scientists sent a letter (see below to read it) to Environment and Agriculture Ministers in South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, outlining recent advances in dingo genomics and their implications for policy and management. The letter brings together the researchers behind the latest University of Adelaide genomic analysis, along with contributors to key dingo genomics stud


Scientists call for changes to NSW, VIC and SA dingo policy
Recently 25 Australian scientists and experts signed joint letters to the NSW, VIC and SA Environment and Agriculture Ministers calling...


The facts about dingo DNA testing – reliability and accuracy.
A breakdown about dingo DNA testing - facts, reliability and accuracy


Dear Ministers, don't kill our native predators with aerial baiting after the bushfires!
A group of 24 scientists has sent a submission to the New South Wales, Victorian and Federal Government Environment and Agriculture Minister


Renewal of aerial baiting exemption in Victoria for wild dog control using 1080
A joint submission from 26 scientists has been sent to the Victorian state government urging them to reconsider the use of aerial (1080)...


Are dingoes "fauna" or not?
Last week the Western Australia government proposed a section 9(2) order to the new Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016, the effect of...


OUR DINGO PROJECT IS NOW STARTING TO COLLECT SAMPLES – ARE YOU INTERESTED?
WHAT IS THE PROJECT ABOUT? The research aims to study the identity of dingoes in Australia. This includes looking at the origins of the...


Poisoning apex predators - land and sky
A few weeks ago I was listening to Triple J hack and they had a segments about the awful wedge tailed eagle poisoning in Gippsland, Vic...


Finally my research project is off to a start!
Well it has been a long journey to get to this point but I am excited that we are finally starting this research project! I will be...

