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Road strike under review

Emerald resident and wildlife rescuer Leanne Sultana has welcomed a major step forward in the fight against the escalating wildlife roadstrike crisis along Wellington Road, following the Yarra Ranges Council meeting on Tuesday. The council formally received the “Wildlife Fatalities along Wellington Road” petition, tabled…

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