AM Edition: Community devastated by los s of ‘happy-go-lucky’ town ‘celebrity ’ after fatal croc attack

Email The tiny Queensland town of Aurukun is in mourning after a town “celebrity” known for his friendly nature was snatched from a river bank by a problem crocodile. Warning: Story contains photos of an Indigenous man who has died, published with permission.

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AM Edition Community devastated by loss of ‘happy-go-lucky’ town ‘celebrity’ after fatal croc attack The tiny Queensland town of Aurukun is in mourning after a town “celebrity” known for his friendly nature was snatched from a river bank by a problem crocodile. Warning: Story cont... READ MORE   Does FNQ grow enough for its own distribution centre? Empty supermarket shelves across the Far North are sparking calls for the establishment of a local distribution centre, but not everyone is convinced it would make any difference. READ MORE   Get used to my ‘big ideas’: Mayor Mayor Amy Eden says those critical of her unexpected pitch to buy a stake in Cairns Airport need to get used to her “big ideas” while responding to early feedback. READ MORE   Rider busted with gun and cash after prang and alleged attempted car rip-off A man who broke his leg after crashing into a car while on the run from police with a backpack full of cash and a gun then attempted to steal the damaged vehicle before being arres... READ MORE   Nikhil Chaudhary: From Punjab to Cairns and now Big Bash glory From the jagged parks of Punjab to the bright lights of the Big Bash, Nikhil Chaudhary has had a whirlwind journey to the Hobart Hurricanes’ inaugural championship. READ MORE   Trucks incoming as flood waters recede on Bruce Hwy Hapless shoppers were once again greeted with empty shelves on Friday morning despite the Government’s “laser like focus”, but relief is on the way as waters over the Bruce recede.... READ MORE   Far North Flames trailblazing a pathway to the Firebirds A new era of netball is on the horizon for Far North Queensland. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Cairns Post, PO Box 126 Cairns, QLD 4870 Australia.