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Dozens of kangaroos are flocking to Wyee Point, prompting safety concerns

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Sept. 6, 2024 - 15:02

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There's an old joke about visitors coming to Australia and expecting to see kangaroos hopping down the street. Well right now, there's one spot in New South Wales where that joke has become a reality. Large numbers of roos have set up residence in suburbia, but experts are warning people not to get too close.

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