The Western Australian College of Agriculture at Morawa closed on May 20 after toxic zinc phosphide baits were used to combat a severe mouse plague, leaving students uncertain about completing essential exams and practical units.
Western Australian College of Agriculture at Morawa closed indefinitely after toxic mouse bait, approved only for grain paddocks, was spread on campus amid a severe mouse plague. Students sent home, deep clean underway. Health risk deemed low.
A severe mouse plague in the West Australian farming town of Morawa overwhelms homes, businesses and farms, prompting urgent calls for government assistance amid growing health concerns and rising economic losses.
A severe mouse plague in the farming town of Morawa overwhelms homes, businesses and farms, prompting urgent calls for government assistance amid growing health concerns and rising economic losses.
