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Search for Australia’s cutest koala joey

10 July 2019

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The Tourism Australia social media team is on the hunt for Australia’s cutest koala joey.

The team are inviting wildlife parks and photographers to submit up to three photos of their cutest koala joeys taken this year to socialmedia@tourism.australia.com.

Entries close on Friday 19 of July. The top entries, as judged by the social team, will be put to a public vote on Tourism Australia’s Facebook page to find the ultimate winner, who will be showcased across all Tourism Australia social channels alongside details of how the public can catch a glimpse of the cute critter.

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