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Body found on rocks

Boiling Pot, Noosa National Park.

The body of a 68-year-old Brisbane man was found on rocks at the base of the cliff at Boiling Pot in the Noosa Heads National Park by a walker about 7.20am on Tuesday.
Noosa police said the body had been there for some time when it was discovered and they don’t suspect the man had been in the water.
Queensland Fire and Rescue Service was called to retrieve the body and scenes of crime police were investigating.

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