Supreme Court ruling puts Molly the magpie's care in jeopardy

Molly the magpie's future is uncertain after the Supreme Court overturned a special licence that allowed her carers, Reece Mortensen and Juliette Wells, to keep her. The court's decision follows a judicial review initiated by unnamed wildlife advocates. Molly gained fame after being seized by Queensland authorities for lack of proper permits. She was returned to her carers after public outcry and intervention from the former premier, contingent on applying for a special licence. The Queensland Department of the Environment is reviewing the court's order. The couple's social media account expressed gratitude for support but stated they are unclear about the next steps regarding Molly's care.