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Olympic organisers okay crocodile river for canoeing event

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Olympic organisers have approved the crocodile-infested Fitzroy River in Rockhampton for canoeing events at the Brisbane 2032 Games after a technical revie Read More: https://punchng.com/olympic-organisers-okay-crocodile-river-for-canoeing-event/

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