Australia's worst weed has been found in the Top End

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Updated August 23 2019 - 4:00pm, first published 3:28pm
OUTBREAK: Siam weed was first found in Queensland around 1994. Toxic to cattle and known to take over crops, it has long been regarded as one of Australia's worst. Picture: Supplied.
OUTBREAK: Siam weed was first found in Queensland around 1994. Toxic to cattle and known to take over crops, it has long been regarded as one of Australia's worst. Picture: Supplied.

A sinister weed regarded as one of Australia's worst has been detected in the greater Darwin region, sparking renewed warnings from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

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