Jimbelung’s fate hangs in balance
Key points
- The future of Tamborine Mountain's black dingo, Jimbelung, remains uncertain. Scenic Rim Regional Council previously said removal would mean humane euthanasia, citing concerns about the dingo's interactions with people, including reports of aggressive behaviour near schools and poultry losses.
- Councillor Amanda Hay said human safety should come first. Acting CEO James Ruprai said council is working with residents to reduce risks while meeting its animal welfare and biosecurity obligations.
- Traditional Custodians and wildlife advocates have called for education and coexistence to be considered instead.
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