NSW Government to fund facility to save species from extinction

2021-03-03 3

A new platypus breeding facility will be built at Taronga's Western Plains Zoo in regional NSW. The state government will fund the $8.8 million refuge in Dubbo as part of a pledge to save the native species from extinction.

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