A Central Queensland resident has voiced concerns about a significant fire risk stemming from overgrown vegetation on nearby state government-owned crown land. The man claims his neighbour’s unmaintained property—managed by the state government—poses a direct threat to surrounding properties, particularly during the dry season. He fears the dense, unchecked growth could easily fuel and spread a bushfire. The resident is urging the government to take immediate action to mitigate the hazard by clearing the land. This situation highlights a potential gap in land management practices and the responsibility of state entities regarding fire prevention. The man hopes to prompt a response to ensure the safety of the community.