WA agricultural college shut due to toxic mouse bait after mouse plague

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A senior student at a West Australian country school says avoiding a carpet of dead mice was like "stepping on marshmallows" before it was shut due to the spread of toxic mouse bait. ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)

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