Multiple outlets report that a final funding component is set to enable the next phase of the cat eradication program on Kangaroo Island. The renewed effort is aimed at removing the remaining cats from the eastern half of the island, bringing the project closer to completion. The articles say the push targets the last 150 cats, described as the final barrier to finishing the eradication work in that area. All three sources frame the development as “the finish line in sight,” but they do not add differing operational details, timelines, or broader policy changes beyond the funding step. Together, the coverage indicates the program is already underway, and the newly identified funding gap is the limiting factor for expanding or restarting trapping and removal activities in the eastern region. The reporting is consistent on the scale of the final task—150 cats—and on the geographic focus—Kangaroo Island’s eastern half. No outlet provides additional confirmed figures on costs, specific methods, or expected completion dates in the supplied summaries.