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Resources companies to rebuild dog fence

Longest fence in the world to protect pastoralists.

 The dog fence is the longest fence in the world, and will be rebuilt with support from mining and resources companies. It's over 100 years old.

The dog fence is the longest fence in the world, and will be rebuilt with support from mining and resources companies. It's over 100 years old.

The fence was built 140 years ago to keep out feral dogs and dingoes from nearby farmland and their sites in South Australia. The massive fence, simply known as the ‘dog fence', stretches across 5,400-kilometres,...

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