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News by Edward Randell Premium Content Subscriber only The pair were found dead beside Lake McKenzie on March 30 having become separated from their group the day before. They had been participants in the Australian Overseas Exchange Program and the visit to Fraser Island was for an eco-tour. They had arrived in Brisbane on March 25 and had travelled to Fraser Island three days later. Tourists Anthony Stave and Andrew Foreman at Lake McKenzie after the bodies of two boys were found. The pair had become separated from their tour group on March 29 and failed to turn up for a head count. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only THE countdown is on to Christmas and rangers are hard at work on Fraser Island, clearing debris left by the recent wildfires so holiday visitors can access more of K’gari. The remaining fire zone on Fraser is contained and is being monitored by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Control was handed back to QPWS on Sunday by Queensland Fire and Emergency Services which had been put in charge when the fire threatened the township of Happy Valley and a number of properties, including Cathedrals on Fraser and Kingfisher Bay Resort. The wildfire burned out of control for seven weeks, and closed the island to visitors for a period of time. ....
Fraser Island welcomes visitors for Christmas season after rain douses recent bushfires By Nicole Hegarty TueTuesday 15 Kingfisher Bay Resort manager David Hay is thrilled the fires are under control. ( Share Print text only Cancel Rain has helped finally contain the bushfires burning for weeks on Fraser Island, and grateful tourism operators are again welcoming customers. Visitors are now allowed back on the eastern beach and access is being granted to the townships and camping spots. David Hay, manager of Kingfisher Bay Resort, said it was a relief to see the island open again after a very challenging few months. About a week ago, the bushfires posed a serious threat to Kingfisher Bay Resort. ....