Olympic Organisers Approve Crocodile-Infested Fitzroy River For Canoeing Events
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The Fizroy River has been approved as a competition venue for the 2032 Olympics. There will be competitions among crocodiles. – That doesn't sound good at all, says Swedish canoeist Melina Andersson to Radiosporten.
The Fitzroy River, home to crocodiles, was officially chosen as the site for rowing and canoeing events at the Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032.
The selection of this Olympic site, located in Rockhampton, about 600 km north of Brisbane, is the subject of many controversy but has been endorsed after an independent "in-depth and rigorous" evaluation.
The river Fitzroy, where crocodiles live, will host the Summer Olympics 2032 in Australia.
A river in which about 500 crocodiles of salt water live has been approved to host the Olympic and Paralympic canoeing and canoeing trials at the Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032. The route from the Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, Queensland, passed an independent technical assessment on its compliance. ...
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