Dozens of venomous snakes removed from Alice Springs Airport, including Qantas lounge

Dozens of venomous snakes removed from Alice Springs Airport, including Qantas lounge
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A local snake catcher has removed dozens of venomous snakes from Alice Springs Airport in recent weeks, with some found in the check‑in area, departure doors and the Qantas lounge.

Rex Neindorf, director of the Alice Springs Reptile Centre, removed two western brown snakes from the terminal and an office, and has delivered a snake‑safety course to airport staff; Airport Development Group said snake activity is normal this time of year as they seek cooler climates and that recent flash flooding has likely increased sightings, while airport staff continue to monitor the situation and inform passengers via signage.

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