Australia Partial Skull Found Near Mildura Holiday Park, Victoria, 28th July 2025

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Walker finds partial skull on riverbank near Mildura holiday park

A crime scene has been established at the site where part of a skull was found along the Murray River at Mildura.
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A man walking along the river's edge near the entrance of Apex Riverbeach Holiday Park made the discovery about 5.30pm on Monday.

The partial remains of a skull have been found near the banks of the Murray River at Mildura.

Early indications are that it is not historic remains
 
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