Queensland’s Fitzroy River has been selected as a venue for the 2032 Games, despite concerns about the suitability of the course and the river’s inhabitants, including an estimated 500 crocodiles.
The selection has drawn attention to the conditions surrounding the river, where both the course and the presence of crocodiles are concerns. The available information does not specify which event is planned for the Fitzroy River or how organisers intend to address the risks associated with the site.
The river’s inclusion comes as preparations continue for the 2032 Games in Queensland. Its selection indicates that the Fitzroy River is part of the event plans, although details about the venue, the course and any safety arrangements have not been provided.
At this stage, it is known that the Fitzroy River has been chosen for the 2032 Games and that concerns have been raised over the course and the approximately 500 crocodiles living in the river. Further information about the event and how the concerns will be managed was not included in the available material.
