Mice in walls, food stores, even beds – Australia’s mouse plague is driving some towns to desperation (opens original article in a new tab)

Australia's mouse plague has caused severe agricultural damage and community distress, with farmers facing significant financial losses and regulatory challenges in managing the crisis.

• Record mouse numbers in Western Australia have caused significant agricultural and community disruption.
• Farmers report losses exceeding $50 million due to mice damaging crops and seedlings.
• Regulatory delays in approving stronger poison led to increased crop damage and financial strain.