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21.01.2022 Australia Day Awards pay tribute to individuals and groups who have made significant contributions to their local community and/or achieved exceptional results ...in sporting, or cultural endeavours. Nominate an individual or group for an Australia Day Award > www.mackay.qld.gov.au/australiaday > Applications close Sunday, January 6.

21.01.2022 Whether you're waking up with the wallabies and kangaroos at sunrise, spotting platypus within the billabongs of Australia's longest stretch of sub-tropical rainforest, or taking in the beautiful blue Pioneer River - The Mackay Region has a slice of nature reserved just for you.

12.01.2022 Platypus in love Platypus mating season at Broken River Eungella National Park, the best place in the world to see a platypus in its natural habitat is in the... Visit Mackay, Queensland, Australia region. The platypus mating season is between June and October. Around 2 years of age, both male and female platypuses are ready to mate. After successfully mating, two or three eggs develop in the female. After about a month, the female lays the eggs, which are soft like lizard eggs. She will incubate the eggs by curling around them for 10 days before they hatch. The male will have nothing to do with the eggs or newborns. Newborn platypuses are helpless. They are blind and hairless. They feed on their mothers milk, which is expelled through pores on her body. The babies suckle on milk for 3-4 months. Photo credit: @manuelromaris #visitmackay #thisisqueensland #qldparks #seeaustralia #queensland #discoverqueensland #thisisaustralia #lovewithsundays #withsundays #greaterwithsundayregion #lifesbestmoments Sunrise Triple M Mackay & The Whitsundays Star 101.9 Mackay 4mk Mackay ABC Tropical North See more

07.01.2022 Bigger girls now.

01.01.2022 Assorted interesting online facts about Platypus. #eungellanationalpark #platypus #eungella