Charlie the crocodile devours whole boar as Irwin family hosts feeding session at Australia Zoo
19 January 2012
Bindi and Robert explain the finer points of how a Croc eats something as large as a boar. Watch Video
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Bindi's Bootcamp Introduction
16 January 2012
ABC3 released a new video on Bindi's new show. Watch Now!

Brisbane Business Chicks Breakfast
10 January 2012
Terri Irwin will talk about her experiences in business and life in the event Brisbane Business Chicks Breakfast.
Date: Thu 15th March 2012 (7am - 9am).
Location: Sofitel Central, 249 Turbot St Brisbane.
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In this issue go behind the scenes of Bindi’s new adventure TV show: Bindi’s Bootcamp. Get to know our African savannah better, see how the locals play, including Robert, and test your knowledge with our quiz. Love our Valentine’s Day special feature and themed animal craft card. Learn how animals beat the heat to survive summer and enter to win loads of prizes. Free posters inside! BUY NOW!

It's as wild as school holidays get this January at Australia Zoo. And just when you thought we couldn't cram in any more excitement, get ready for this you-beaut opportunity of a lifetime!

Be one of the first 100 patrons to purchase A Year in the Life of Bindi book on Sunday 15 January and you will have the chance to meet Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin and have your book personally signed!*

This latest book gives the inside scoop on how Bindi Irwin spends her time... Appearing on Oprah in Sydney one day, helping out at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital the next, spending weeks croc tagging in the Cape York Peninsula... she's an Australian girl with a life like no other!

Don't miss out on your chance to meet Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin and own a signed copy of this latest installment from Australia's favourite Wildlife Warrior.

Australia Zoo opens at 9.00am on Sunday 15 January. Wooo-hoo!

Source: Australia Zoo Calendar

LIVING at Australia zoo can have its challenges.

Robert can't just zip around on the new mountain bike he got for his birthday.

He has to check where the cheetahs and tigers are before heading off in the huge complex.

And he and Bindi go back to school on Thursday - a lot earlier than most youngsters their age.

But the two Irwin kids literally oozed enthusiasm for their home as they showed off their newest addition yesterday.

Another link in the chain of the long dream about Africa development has been completed with a new walking track linking the exhibit to the zoo.

Already Africa is proving to be a crowd magnet.

Hundreds of people chose Australia Zoo as the place to be on Boxing Day.

Terri, Robert and Bindi happily posed for photographs, signed autographs and talked to the fans as they walked the 700m track linking the Tiger Temple exhibit to the African savannah.

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Terri, Bindi and Robert recently accepted a cheque for $40,000 donated to Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors by Brett McFall, an online marketing guru who held a seminar on the Gold Coast in late November.

Brett recently visited Australia Zoo and the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital with his family, and was so inspired he decided to use his annual event to raise much-needed funds to support the facility, which last year treated over 8600 animals.

All proceeds from ticket sales were donated to the hospital, and attendants to the seminar were treated to a special guest appearance by Terri, Bindi and Robert. A lucky few donated extra money and were rewarded with the awesome chance to have lunch with the family.

The SuccessSpeed online marketing seminar was held at the Gold Coast International Hotel from 25-27 November, focusing on teaching participants how to set up their own internet business. The seminar was unique in that it provided three weeks of training prior to the 3-day event itself, followed up by three weeks of post-training. Charities supported in previous years include CanTeen and SIDS and Kids.

A MASSIVE thank you to Brett for his support!

Source: Australia Zoo News