Path of destruction for the Fraser Island dingo.
YOUR STORY: It is very disappointing and disheartening to learn of the destruction of another Fraser Island dingo; a juvenile female, sibling to the animal recently struck and killed by a vehicle.
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Farewell to a true fighter
A BUTCHULLA elder who advocated tirelessly to have her people recognised as the traditional owners of Fraser Island has died in Maryborough Hospital.
First ship-load of Pacific Aria passengers visit Fraser
ON A CRUISE several years in the making, the first ship-load of Pacific Aria passengers has toured World Heritage-listed Fraser Island.
PO cruise ship drops anchor at Fraser Island
THE first shipload of cruise passengers has toured World Heritage-listed Fraser Island.
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Caught on video: Fraser Island dingo attacks wallaby in surf
RARE and dramatic footage of a dingo attacking a swamp wallaby in the surf on Fraser Island has been captured by a ranger-guide hosting a tour.
Elder furious after rangers kill Inky the dingo on Fraser
AUNTY Mally Clarke said she was told yesterday that Inky the dingo was captured and killed by rangers, after it acted aggressively.
Elders angered by dingo fence being put up at K’Gari
Aunty Marie Wilkinson, a Butchulla elder, has labelled the 1.8m-high dingo fence an insult to the Butchulla.
Rangers hunt for dingo accused of attacking children
THE hunt for a dingo blamed for attacking three children on Fraser Island in September continues.
Captain of coal carrier that hit barrier reef fined $25,000
THE captain of the Shen Neng 1 which caused ‘unprecedented’ damage to the Great Barrier Reef has been ordered to pay a $25,000 fine.
Hunt continues for ‘dangerous’ dingo on Fraser
A DINGO has eluded rangers since September when it was blamed for lunging at two children, aged two and six, before trying to bite a 16-year-old girl.
Swimming Australia chief to speak at long lunch on Fraser
SWIMMING Australia chief Kevin Neil will likely be asked why the Aussies performed so poorly at the Olympics when he speaks at the Kingfisher Bay Long Lunch.
Legislation change set for eco-tourism operators on Fraser
TOURISM operators in national parks such as Fraser Island will soon be able to apply for 30-year leases, with an option for further 30-year renewals.
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