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Four charged over fire that ravaged Australia s Fraser Island

Last modified on Tue 22 Dec 2020 03.13 EST Four men have been charged with unlawfully lighting fires on Queensland’s Fraser/K’gari Island, with more than half of the world heritage-listed site eventually scorched. The men were charged on Monday after a joint investigation by Queensland police and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. They are all in their 20sand from the Warwick area, 130km south-west of Brisbane. Police said park rangers were alerted to an illegal campfire on 14 October in the Duling Camp Zone of Eastern Beach, north of Orange Creek. Rangers found a campfire that was covered in sand but was still warm. Vegetation nearby was on fire.

Four men charged over the bushfire that devastated around half of K gari-Fraser Island

Share on Twitter Four men who allegedly started an illegal campfire that burned through almost half of the world heritage-listed Fraser Island in Queensland have been charged. Police arrested the four men in Maryborough on Monday, while a teenager will also be dealt with over the incident. The men - aged in their 20s - face charges relating to the lighting of an unauthorised campfire that was not properly extinguished. It s alleged Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services rangers were alerted to an illegal campfire in a camp zone on Eastern Beach on 14 October. The rangers found a campfire covered in sand but still radiating heat.

How to holiday in Australia like a royal

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Fraser Island welcomes visitors for Christmas season after rain douses recent bushfires

Fraser Island welcomes visitors for Christmas season after rain douses recent bushfires By Nicole Hegarty TueTuesday 15 Kingfisher Bay Resort manager David Hay is thrilled the fires are under control. ( Share Print text only Cancel Rain has helped finally contain the bushfires burning for weeks on Fraser Island, and grateful tourism operators are again welcoming customers. Visitors are now allowed back on the eastern beach and access is being granted to the townships and camping spots. David Hay, manager of Kingfisher Bay Resort, said it was a relief to see the island open again after a very challenging few months. About a week ago, the bushfires posed a serious threat to Kingfisher Bay Resort.

The parts of Fraser Island you can visit from today

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