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Australian MP Bob Katter proposes arming idle rugby players to hunt pests in Queensland.
Australian MP Bob Katter has proposed giving licensed rifles to idle rugby league players in north Queensland during the off-season to hunt invasive pests like feral pigs and cane toads in national parks.
Speaking after the NRL grand final, he argued the plan would help protect native wildlife and keep players engaged.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese acknowledged the threat of invasive species and referred the idea to Agriculture Minister Julie Collins, who noted existing government programs for pest control.
Katter, known for controversial stances on firearms and wildlife management, has previously advocated for arming youth and crocodile culling.
His proposal has drawn little official support but reflects ongoing concerns about environmental damage from invasive species.
El diputado australiano Bob Katter propone armar a jugadores de rugby ociosos para que cacen plagas en Queensland.