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Very proud to be supporting community again this year and getting behind our local club - the MRUFC Unicorns. Whilst we fell just short this year, our team played some great running rugby – very exciting to watch. The future looks bright.

Good luck to all the teams competing in the 2024 Rugby Victoria Grand Finals, which kick-off on Saturday.

📷 Kevin Juggins

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This good news story on the increase in the tiger population in Bhutan made us smile today.

Why tigers?
Tigers are one of the world’s most recognisable and culturally significant animals, but they also play an important role in protecting water resources for over 800 million people. They also protect forests and the many animals that call them home. While tiger numbers have increased since 2010, they still need help to make sure their numbers continue to grow.

WWF-Australia has been supporting the incredible work of network colleagues in their efforts to expand tiger range and promote coexistence between tigers and people.

Proudly supporting the Tiger Adoption program by WWF-Australia

Bhutan’s success in increasing its tiger population and the challenges that lie ahead | WWF-Australia | Bhutan’s success in increasing its tiger population and the challenges that lie ahead | WWF Australia The Royal Government of Bhutan has announced that tiger populations continue to increase in the country, a fantastic achievement. The latest survey estimates there now to be 131 tigers in the country, a 27 per cent increase from the last survey in 2015.

Very proud to be supporting community again this year and getting behind our local club - the Melbourne Unicorns. Congratulations to all our senior teams that got back on the park and competed this season. And good luck to our 1st and 2nd XV Men's teams in the 2022 Rugby Victoria finals series, which kicks-off this Saturday. Let's go Melbourne!



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