Dingoes ‘being smuggled off Fraser Island’: Expert
Mr Stretton said he did not believe the dingoes should be removed from the island without permission.
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EXPLAINED: Fraser Coast’s answer to the Loch Ness Monster
Miss Shirley Lovell, a school teacher stationed at Sandy Cape in the late 1800s, spoke of her sighting of a sea serpent of some 34 feet in length
REVEALED: How USC plan to strengthen relationship with Butchulla
“This has the potential to establish a fresh approach for universities working with First Nations peoples in Australia,”
Man injured on Fraser Island
THE RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter made a sandy landing on a Fraser Island beach yesterday afternoon.
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BUTCHULLA: ‘Govt keeping us at arm’s length on dingo policy’
The group extended its sympathy to the family involved in the traumatic incident, but said it was time people were more accountable for their actions.
Dingo attack on toddler eerily reminiscent of Azaria death
Lindy Chamberlain’s famous words, which made headlines 39 years ago, came to mind when a 14-month-old boy was ripped from his bed by a dingo on Fraser Island.
Fraser Island Rangers: two dingos entered camper to take boy
QUEENSLAND Parks and Wildlife Service is investigating after a young boy was attacked by dingoes near Eurong on K’gari (Fraser Island) on April 19.
‘Our worst nightmare’: Advocates devastated by dingo attack
The 14-month-old boy was dragged from his parent’s campervan during the attack and was left with a skull fracture and puncture wounds to his head and neck.
UPDATE: Future uncertain for dingoes after attack on toddler
A young boy’s father fought off a dingo after the animal dragged the child from a camper van
Tides and dingoes spark Fraser Island safety warning
Anthony Hope from Altas 4WD Hire is urging drivers to be patient and take necessary safety measures.
4WD’s warned of high tides at Cooloola Coast this Easter
Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) are warning holiday-makers of the possible dangers for the Easter long weekend.
Meeting held to discuss Fraser Coast irukandji stings
VMR vice-commodore Jill Barclay said the aim of the meeting was to discuss how to protect people from the deadly stinger without scaring them.
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