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Feature: Rewilding Australia by: Allen Greer Are there ecological benefits behind proposals to return Tasmanian devils to the mainland and dingoes to south-eastern Australia, or is “rewilding” simply “biological control” rebranded?	Browse: Dingo Poisoning Harms Native Mammals Poisoning of dingoes – the top predators in the Australian bush – has a deleterious effect on small native mammals such as marsupial mice, bandicoots and native rodents, according to research conducted in forested national parks in NSW.
Feature: Australia’s First Dingo by: Joanne Wright & David Lambert Genetic analyses suggest that in a single colonising event the dingo reached Australia during the Holocene. Since rising seas had already inundated the land bridge connecting Australia to South-East Asia, the dingo must have been accompanying an ancient human sailor.	Feature: Top Dog: How Dingoes Save Native Animals by: Aaron Greenville Dingoes are considered a pest by land managers in Central Australia, but it turns out they are effective pest managers of feral cats and foxes – until the rains come.
Feature: Conservation Needs More Bite by: Euan Ritchie What role can devils and dingoes play in curbing Australia’s rate of species extinctions?	Browse: Dingos May Have Outfoxed Tigers by: Stephen Luntz New evidence suggests that thylacines were driven to extinction on the mainland by dingo attacks rather than competition for food, as previously thought.

Poisoning of dingoes – the top predators in the Australian bush – has a deleterious effect on small native mammals such as marsupial mice, bandicoots and native rodents, according to research conducted in forested national parks in NSW.

New evidence suggests that thylacines were driven to extinction on the mainland by dingo attacks rather than competition for food, as previously thought.