There's no place like Kangaroo Island. Can it survive Australia's wildfires?
Kangaroo Island - a wildlife haven, a tourism magnet and a farming hub - is now unrecognisable after weeks of wildfires
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KANGAROO Island is Australia in miniature. It is a wildlife haven, with its own varieties of kangaroos, echidnas (a spiny anteater) and cockatoos, as well as a koala population seen as insurance should disaster strike the species on the mainland.
It is a tourism magnet, with luxury cliff-top lodges and beaches studded with sea lions. It is a farming hub, producing veal, wool, grain and honey for purveyors at home and beyond.
Now, Kangaroo Island is unrecognisable.
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