A recent discovery of four dead platypuses and a native water rat, or rakali, in a single "opera house" style yabby trap in Dorrigo on the NSW Mid North Coast has prompted calls for more action to stamp out the use of the deadly devices.
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Platypuses found dead on NSW mid north coast prompt calls for more action on illegal yabby traps
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