we caught up with steve wroe, the current park manager on one of his last days on the job. so interesting. tourism is a big part of it, so working to make sure that tourist sites are as good as they can be. there's a lot of interaction with wildlife. two weeks ago, one of the rangers called me up and they'd caught a crocodile in a trap and they'd tapped up its snout. and they told me as park manager i had to sex the croc. isaid, "well, what does that involve?" and basically, i had to stick a finger into a slit on its underside and determine its gender. we put a pretty quirkyjob ad out there, which was looking for a ceo, a part—time croc wrangler. it has had a huge amount of interest from around the world. it really went viral, to use that term and we had people from europe and america all, sort of, interested in the role. it's one of those jobs... you see a job ad sometimes and it says "unique opportunity", and it's a bit of an empty cliche. but this one is certainly unique. there's not a job like it in the world. so it's pretty amazing. primarily, this is aboriginal land,