Australian leaders pay tribute to Irwin

Federal Parliament took a break from the business of running the country today as political leaders in Canberra paid tribute to a favourite Australian son, Steve Irwin.

Federal Parliament took a break from the business of running the country today as political leaders in Canberra paid tribute to a favourite Australian son, Steve Irwin.

The man widely known as The Crocodile Hunter was praised for such diverse contributions to the nation as promoting Australian quarantine regulations and revitalising an old-fashioned Australian term: “Crikey!”.

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