Does Queensland Have A Crocodile Problem or A People Problem?


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There were 177 submissions lodged in response to KAP's crocodile control and conservation bill 2025.

The health, environment and innovation committee recommended the bill not be passed and was, Prof Craig E Franklin says, "quite damning" of the proposal.

One Australian was killed by a crocodile, compared with six people by dogs, while accidental falling accounted for 4,105 deaths, choking 1,427 and drowning 204.

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