Locusts destroy western Queensland pastures with plague possible by summer

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May 2, 2025

Areas of outback Queensland that escaped recent flooding are now dealing with a different kind of destruction — locusts.

The migratory insects have descended on parts of central and western Queensland, chewing through what was lush pasture.

Grazier Leticia Donaldson says there are “millions”…

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