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Australia buys 74,000-hectare station to protect pink lakes, threatened species

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What happened

The acquisition of Pulgamurtie Station in New South Wales, covering 74,000 hectares of unique landscapes, aims to protect the area's stunning pink lakes and vulnerable wildlife.

Key facts

  • The acquisition of Pulgamurtie Station in New South Wales, covering 74,000 hectares of unique landscapes, aims to protect the area's stunning pink lakes and vulnerable wildlife.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 08 Oct 2026 11:36:21 UTC.

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