barryqwalsh
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Kangaroo hops on to Sydney Harbour Bridge
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skye
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He is ok! 
"It was finally stopped near the Conservatorium of Music. Police suspect the marsupial made its way to the bridge from a golf course in Cammeray.
The wallaby was sheltered by a police car and was taken by animal welfare officers to Taronga Wildlife Hospital for veterinary assessment.
In a statement, the hospital said: “The animal was thoroughly assessed by Senior Veterinarian Dr Larry Vogelnest including a full body X-Ray which thankfully did not reveal any significant injuries.
“The wallaby has been administered pain medication and fluids and is currently in Taronga’s Wildlife Intensive Care Unit for recovery and further monitoring.”
"It was finally stopped near the Conservatorium of Music. Police suspect the marsupial made its way to the bridge from a golf course in Cammeray.
The wallaby was sheltered by a police car and was taken by animal welfare officers to Taronga Wildlife Hospital for veterinary assessment.
In a statement, the hospital said: “The animal was thoroughly assessed by Senior Veterinarian Dr Larry Vogelnest including a full body X-Ray which thankfully did not reveal any significant injuries.
“The wallaby has been administered pain medication and fluids and is currently in Taronga’s Wildlife Intensive Care Unit for recovery and further monitoring.”
theliq
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Typical Aussie,making a spectical of himselfHe is ok!
"It was finally stopped near the Conservatorium of Music. Police suspect the marsupial made its way to the bridge from a golf course in Cammeray.
The wallaby was sheltered by a police car and was taken by animal welfare officers to Taronga Wildlife Hospital for veterinary assessment.
In a statement, the hospital said: “The animal was thoroughly assessed by Senior Veterinarian Dr Larry Vogelnest including a full body X-Ray which thankfully did not reveal any significant injuries.
“The wallaby has been administered pain medication and fluids and is currently in Taronga’s Wildlife Intensive Care Unit for recovery and further monitoring.”
