Great snake video

Friday, July 25, 2008

TOP SNAKE VIDEO: If you think the snakes are big in Far North Queensland, check out this monster python.

The origin of this video is unknown, but one thing is for certain: this video is not for the faint-hearted.

For more great photos check out our snake photo gallery

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Green python found at Iron Range National Park. Unfortunately these animals are still illegally poached from the wild. Photographer: Lyall Naylor

<strong>Tragic toll: </strong>The crash scene at Robert Rd, where two men died.

Two die in horror smash

TWO Cairns men died instantly last night after their car went out of control at high speed on the Bruce Highway north of Edmonton and smashed into a billboard. more

<strong>Not guilty: </strong> Gregory Leonardi leaves Innisfail Magistrate's Court yesterday after being cleared of dangerous driving causing the death of Naomi Mason.

Net romance ends in tragedy

THEY met on the internet and spent just one week together. more

<strong>Manslaughter:</strong> Daniel Jackson leaves court yesterday after his charges relating to a club fight on Saturday night were upgraded to manslaughter.

Accused faces death charge

A 23-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with manslaughter after the death of Cairns plasterer Craig Hadrick. more

<strong>Guiding Reef discussions:</strong> Sheriden Morris (Reef and Rainforest Research Centre managing director), Climate Change Minister Penny Wong, Bob Koch, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, and Leichhardt MP Jim Turnour on the Reef yesterday.

PM steers Reef plan

KEVIN RUDD has steered the nation for eight months as Prime Minister but he looked like he has having much more fun when he took to the helm of a 13m boat off Port Douglas yesterday. more

<strong>It's a dump:</strong> Bob Holiday walks past the rubbish strewn around charity bins on Cheviot St, at Smithfield.

Rich rip-off charities

WELL-HEELED Cairns residents driving new-model cars are being caught out dumping rubbish and stealing from charity bins. more

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