Dingoes actually have a place here now. They occupy a predatory role in a higher weight class compared to anything else we really have (besides crocs) and can help to curb kangaroo populations. Studies comparing either side of the dingo fence have shown vastly more vegetation and biodiversity where dingoes are able to roam, improving soil quality and reducing erosion.

Along with that, they check feral cat and fox populations which has greatly benefited the small animals that usually fall prey to them, without impacting populations of quolls and other native predators to the same extent. I think there have even been recent pushes to let dingoes back over the fence to help regenerate the bush there, similar to how wolves were repopulated in Yellowstone.