Two of the accused had their matters dealt with in January and the remaining two had their cases wrapped up during the past week.
Campgrounds at Wathumba and Teebing,also known as Wathumba Spit,have now been temporarily closed after a boy was attacked by two dingoes on Tuesday.
A Fraser Island dingo has bitten a school-aged boy at the island’s popular Orchid Beach,with residents now fearful the animal involved is a pup that will be culled.
The lure was removed from the young wongari – as the island’s wild dingoes are known by the traditional owners – which will be monitored by parks staff for infection.
One of the natural wonders of the world,Fraser Island was hit by a bushfire that scorched more than half of the World Heritage-listed site. A month after the flames were contained,a small group takes a journey to the island paradise to assess the damage for themselves.
The fire scorched 87,000 hectares - more than half of the island - and led to mass evacuations of residents and threatened homes.
She also said she would receive the long-overdue national koala recovery plan in February 2021.
Beach houses and residential accommodation will reopen,while 4WD beaches and campgrounds will be partially reopened.
More than 85,000 hectares - more than half of Fraser Island's total size - has been burnt since the fire began on October 14.
More than 60 personnel from QFES,Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and the Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation remained on the fire fronts on Thursday.
The winds will change on Wednesday,and this could push flames back on themselves or push flames onto new ground.