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Second croc killed as investigation into missing fisherman continues
Police are waiting on DNA testing to confirm whether the remains are a match for Mr Heard, with a media conference scheduled on Monday morning.
In the wake of the apparent fatal attack, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says she will ask Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon to investigate whether a $6 million awareness campaign is being deployed effectively.
Ms Palaszczuk said present crocodile management practices were sufficient.
“Problem crocodiles are removed if they are posing a risk, they will be removed and taken care of,” Ms Palaszczuk said.
“But I do also believe there is now perhaps some more heightened awareness in the north of our state, and I think it’s important that the parks officers … are engaging with the…
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