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Alpacas shot

Police are seeking public information on the shooting of a group of alpacas south of Stanthorpe.
By Jeremy Sollars

By Jeremy Sollars Wallangarra police are investigating what is believed to be the point-blank shooting of a group of alpacas […]

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