Crocodile spotted near Rockhampton's planned 2032 Olympic rowing course
- A large saltwater crocodile near the 2032 Olympic rowing precinct in Rockhampton is under investigation, with Rowing Australia saying the sighting is a "shock" and a wake-up call.
- North Rockhampton Golf Club alerted members at the weekend when the crocodile, estimated to be up to 3 metres long, was spotted near the 11th hole.
- The sighting was within a few kilometres of the Fitzroy River precinct earmarked for rowing and canoe sprint events at the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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- A large saltwater crocodile near the 2032 Olympic rowing precinct in Rockhampton is under investigation, with Rowing Australia saying the sighting is a "shock" and a wake-up call.
- North Rockhampton Golf Club alerted members at the weekend when the crocodile, estimated to be up to 3 metres long, was spotted near the 11th hole.
- The sighting was within a few kilometres of the Fitzroy River precinct earmarked for rowing and canoe sprint events at the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Sources: ABC Australia