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Premium Content Subscriber only A 1.63m crocodile was removed from a pond near the Emu Park State School on Wednesday night. The crocâs removal by the Department of Environment and Science came as a different 3.5m crocodile was spotted on Farnborough Beach on Thursday. Department of Environment and Science Southern Wildlife Operations manager Frank Mills said a member of the public saw what he or she thought was a crocodile in a pond on Hill Street, and reported it to the Livingstone Shire Council. âWildlife officers confirmed the presence of the juvenile crocodile in the pond on Hill Street and advised the nearby Emu Park State School and installed recent warning signs at the site,â he said. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only Doesn t it seem like a lifetime ago since the world went a bit crazy over the so-called Megxit debacle? No, it was on this day last year:
As Kangaroo Island burned and Ash Barty suffered an unexpected defeat, the media was torn between reporting the palace blowout and crises closer to home. Here in Central Queensland, we were still reeling in the aftermath of the 2019 fires which swept through properties around Cobraball and Byfield.
It was on January 9 last year, the Government approved Natural Disaster Relief funding for local farmers and graziers: ....
The 3m croc was captured on film earlier this week. Rockhampton Regional Council acting mayor Neil Fisher said the Department of Environment regularly received sighting reports along the Fitzroy River, and urged people to be ‘crocwise’ whenever they were near the water. “Although this crocodile has not displayed any threatening behaviour we are urging people to be vigilant and practice crocwise safety,” he said. “Crocodiles are a vital part of the Australian ecosystem and are commonly found in waterways such as the Fitzroy River. “This crocodile was filmed on the bank of the river opening its mouth and demonstrating normal crocodile behaviour. This behaviour is not considered threatening or concerning.” ....