Campers at a popular Queensland campsite are being warned to stay off the beach following a "credible" crocodile sighting.

A recent photo of a beachgoer catching some sun next to a caravan in a car park has sparked backlash from frustrated residents who claim illegal camping in the area is 'out of control'.

Fresh footage has emerged of a two-metre crocodile that has sparked a search near Rainbow Beach, north of Brisbane. A ranger ...

Along the Lincoln Road shopping mall, only a handful of homeless people were visible Wednesday evening in an area ... Miami Beach police made more than 250 arrests for illegal camping in 2024 ...

Bad behaviour at a popular Aussie boating and camping spot has prompted local authorities to review its "visitor management strategies" — potentially leading to changes in free camping access as ...

Arizona State Parks and Trails announced it would raise entry fees to support park operations and maintenance. Here's when ...

A ranger has photographed a two-metre crocodile at a popular camping spot hundreds of kilometres from where it should be. The Queensland Environment Department said a ranger spotted the crocodile ...

The park, under the Frank A. Wacha Bridge, is a popular spot for community events, boaters and anglers. It features picnic ...

A proposal for new cabins to be built directly along the Torquay foreshore has been praised as a positive move by a local ...

A crocodile that unexpectedly surfaced at a popular Queensland camping destination this week may have been pushed hundreds of kilometres out of its normal habitat by strong ocean currents.

A two-metre “vagrant” crocodile has been spotted north of Brisbane. The predator was reported by a ranger on the sand in ...

A councillor has warned public car parks cannot be used as makeshift campsites after multiple complaints about eyesore ...