The Feral Menace - Leighton-Daly, Phillip
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A corrupt, capitalistic government devises a devious plan to replace national parks with casinos, gaming houses and convention centres. Whereas wildlife sanctuaries deliver little financial return, casinos generate great wealth. In obtaining its end, the government assigns an army of feral pests to wipe out the native animals. It is believed that national parks will lose much appeal if all native animals are driven into extinction. The ferals quickly rally to the government's cause, but a feral war is the last thing that the country needs. Amidst a rapidly deteriorating climate, increased…mehr

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A corrupt, capitalistic government devises a devious plan to replace national parks with casinos, gaming houses and convention centres. Whereas wildlife sanctuaries deliver little financial return, casinos generate great wealth. In obtaining its end, the government assigns an army of feral pests to wipe out the native animals. It is believed that national parks will lose much appeal if all native animals are driven into extinction. The ferals quickly rally to the government's cause, but a feral war is the last thing that the country needs. Amidst a rapidly deteriorating climate, increased deforestation and industrialization threatens to send the planet spiralling towards destruction.
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Phillip Leighton-Daly has worked as a infants/primary school teacher for more than 40 years. He has served predominantly in one and two teacher schools throughout both coastal and outback regions of NSW. Phil has taught his two children throughout their entire infants and primary education. Currently he teaches swimming and water safety with the NSW Education Department. Phil has written eight local history and six short fiction stories. He lives with his wife of over 40 years. Phil is interested in the environment and the outdoor sports of tennis, cricket, kayaking, rugby league and bush walking. He has diplomas in teaching and bible studies.