US influencer Sam Jones said she intended to "prevent these amazing animals from being hit, and making sure the joey wasn't ...

The PM's strong words about the American influencer who took a baby wombat from its mother would have you believing he cared ...

This included 3,558 wombats, 580,695 native birds and 419,120 kangaroos and wallabies. The issue Jones raised is one that ...

The Wombat Protection Society of Australia also decried Ms Strable ... Ms Strable then states “approximately 90 million” kangaroos and wallabies had been legally slaughtered for commercial purposes in ...

In a furious statement posted to her Instagram page, Samantha Strable, also known as Sam Jones, suggested Australians were hypocritical in their treatment of native animals, Prime Minister Anthony ...

The Wombat Protection Society of Australia also ... Ms Strable then states “approximately 90 million” kangaroos and wallabies had been legally slaughtered for commercial purposes in the ...

When an American influencer posted a video of picking up a baby wombat, innocent social media users were targeted by an ...

“As wombats are so often hit on Australian roads ... pointing to the statistic that approximately 90 million kangaroos and wallabies were legally killed for commercial purposes from 2003 ...

Her other post then goes into how wombats are managed in the Australian wild and hunting of other animals as she criticised the alleged ‘slaughter’ of millions of kangaroos and wallabies.

Samantha Jo Strable, a U.S. influencer who goes by the name Sam Jones online, could face deportation from Australia over a recent Instagram video in which she took a wombat away from its mother.

Plans to grow this town west of Melbourne dramatically has sparked concerns from residents and environmentalists but support ...