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Hello, my name is Sue, and I’ve just survived a possum problem! A while ago, we had a possum make its home in our roof. While I quite like possums, this one soon got to be a problem, and we knew that we had to get rid of it. I didn’t want to harm the little fella (and I knew that the possum maybe had more rights than we did as a protected species!) so I started talking to pest control specialists about how to catch the possum and have it safely relocated. We then had to make sure that our roof was possum proof to prevent this happening again. I started this blog to pass on some of the stuff we learned about catching and removing possums. If you have an unwanted possum in your home, I hope it helps you work out what to do!

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Three Natural Ways To Keep Termites Away From Your Home During Autumn

28 March 2018
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The temperature is cooling, summer is over, and the chill of winter is not too far away. You have already turned your mind to getting firewood ordered and delivered to your new home. But, before you do so, you need to make sure termites don't take up residence at your property during autumn. Not sure what your autumn chore list, firewood and termites have in common? This article is about to enlighten you. Read More 

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Australia has no shortage of bothersome pests that should be kept away from your home and loved ones, but few have such an unsavory reputation as the so-called "paralysis tick". The bad reputation of these tiny and seemingly innocuous creatures is well-deserved. Why are paralysis ticks so dangerous? Paralysis ticks feed on the blood of both animals and humans. When they bite into flesh to feed on blood, they also release a potent toxin into the victim's bloodstream; this toxin can cause a painful and itchy rash even if the tick is removed completely, and in some cases, the toxin also triggers a dangerous allergic reaction. Read More