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A weed is causing agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown in a small Australian town. It kind of looks like a agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown movie. The weed is called "hairy panic". It is clogging up homes and agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown in the small Australian town of Wangaratta, Victoria. Hairy panic is a agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown that is found agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown in Australia. It has long hairs along the agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown of its stalks. The dead grass gathers in large bundles, which are blown across the agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown. It is a big problem in Wangaratta because there is a agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown of it in the town. It has reached roof agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown in some areas. Residents cannot reach their garages because it is piled so agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown.

Many residents have left agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown until the weed has gone. They are fed up with spending agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown hours a day clearing agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown of dead grass from their agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown. For some, it is a agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown to fight through the wall of weeds to get into their home. Pam Twitchett told Australia's ABC news agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown that the weed was "mentally draining". Another resident, Jason Perna, said: "It makes it agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown to get the car out in the morning - if you can find it." He also said the problem wasn't so agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown, saying: "It's a first-world agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown. We don't put it on the scale of any of the famine or agencybattlebigbuildingsdifficultedgeseverywheregardensgrasshavochighhorrorlandlevellotpilespovertyproblemseveraltown going on in the world."