ıNarasikita9 September 2026 · 3 jam laluNew art exhibition to shine spotlight on invasive weed driving out native species
A wet winter across parts of central Australia has seen the invasive weed buffel grass blanket the region. In response to concerns about its spread, a group of Indigenous artists are pulping the weed and turning it into art. An exhibition of their work comes as the National Biosecurity Council weighs whether to declare buffel grass a weed of national significance. Emma Masters filed this report for ABC News Northern Territory. Note:
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