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Snakes removed from Alice Springs Airport, including Qantas lounge

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Published: October 15, 2026
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Updated: October 21, 2026 (6d ago)
First reported by: NT News
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Alice Springs AirportAirport Development GroupQantasRex NeindorfAlice Springs Reptile CentreNT NewsKids News
In brief

A snake catcher has removed multiple snakes from Alice Springs Airport in recent weeks, while the airport monitors areas of concern and reports no known injuries.

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A local snake catcher has removed snakes from several parts of Alice Springs Airport in recent weeks, including the terminal check-in area, departure entrances and the Qantas lounge. The reports have drawn attention to the way seasonal wildlife activity can intersect with busy passenger facilities in central Australia. Airport management says it is monitoring areas of concern and keeping passengers informed through signage.

The reported scale needs qualification. Coverage describes “dozens” of sightings or snakes, but the supplied material does not establish a precise count or a complete…

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