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Bringing native Australian plants from the brink of extinction

Published 10 February 2025, 7:10 am
From its pristine beaches to its glittering harbour, Sydney’s coastline is famed the world over. But the native plants that once lined it are on the brink of disappearing. One Indigenous-run nursery is on a mission to change that; trying to bring a now critically endangered species back to life.
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