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Mission Beach is one of Queensland, Australia's best kept secrets. Fourteen kilometres of pristine, golden beach backs on to World Heritage listed rainforest. It is a little known fact that Mission Beach is the closest mainland point to the Great Barrier Reef which makes snorkelling and diving trips from here so great - less time travelling = more time in the water.
Mission Beach accommodation options are wide and varied ranging from backpackers, hotels, motels, resorts, and holiday apartments through to luxury absolute beachfront apartments and houses. So if you're looking for Mission Beach holiday accommodation take a look on this blog and at our holiday accommodation website.
Our beach is completely dog-friendly so if your dog is part of your family then bring him too, he'll enjoy running on the beach like the rest of us.
Mission Beach accommodation options are wide and varied ranging from backpackers, hotels, motels, resorts, and holiday apartments through to luxury absolute beachfront apartments and houses. So if you're looking for Mission Beach holiday accommodation take a look on this blog and at our holiday accommodation website.
Our beach is completely dog-friendly so if your dog is part of your family then bring him too, he'll enjoy running on the beach like the rest of us.
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Page 5 of the first edition states in bold letter...
"Cassowary (sic) can only become extinct if you want them to"
This stupid statement sends a pretty apathetic message and anyone with two brain cells can deduce that wishing cassowaries would become extinct is not the only way our species can push them over the edge of the precipice.
It also stated that Cassowaries are listed as vulnerable.WRONG
Our southern populations are listed as ENDANGERED according to the Commonwealth's Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 not just vulnerable as the story incorrectly states
(4) A native species is eligible to be included in the endangered category at a particular time if, at that time:
(a) it is not critically endangered; and
(b) it is facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild in the near future, as determined in accordance with the prescribed criteria.
A very average piece of writing overall and I would have expected better and more accurate journalism from this magazine's first issue.
I hope they lift their game in the following issues.
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