Magie Khameneh

Jan 17, 2025 | abc.net.au | Ashleigh Barraclough |Morgan Timms |Luke C. Bowden |Magie Khameneh

Loading... In the middle of Tasmania sits a 5,000-hectare property once used for sheep grazing and crop growing. Loading... It's known as "the Quoin" — an architectural term for the external corner of a building. It takes its name from the Jurassic-era dolerite cliffs at the property's entrance. Loading... At dusk each evening, hundreds of forester kangaroos march from the woodlands to the grassy flats to graze. Loading... Once it gets dark, Tasmanian devils and other nocturnal creatures venture out.