A native Aussie animal has made its return to the wild, for the first time in New South Wales in a century.
Thirty bilbies have been released into the Pilliga forest into a specially fenced, predator-free area.
They’ll have 5,800 hectares of space to roam free.
It’s all part of the state government’s Saving Our Species project to see 13 regionally-extinct mammals return to the wild.
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