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Two-year-old bitten in second dingo attack in two days at K’gari

Two people have been bitten by dingoes in separate incidents on K'gari, formerly Fraser Island. (FILE)

A two-year-old has been bitten by a dingo at a popular tourist destination - the second attack in two days. […]

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