Malcolm Douglas was as Aussie as it gets. 

For decades Malcolm brought the most remote parts of Australia to our loungerooms. 

Through his countless documentaries, Malcolm showed a side of our country most wouldn't have seen. 

Over a decade after his death Malcolm's grandson Owen has picked up his legacy, moving from Sydney to work at the Broome crocodile park named after his grandfather. 

19-year-old Owen joins John and the Duck to share what his families legacy means to him and shares how you become a croc wrangler.

Malcolm Douglas was as Aussie as it gets. 
For decades Malcolm brought the most remote parts of Australia to our loungerooms. 
Through his countless documentaries, Malcolm showed a side of our country most wouldn't have seen. 
Over a decade after his death Malcolm's grandson Owen has picked up his legacy, moving from Sydney to work at the Broome crocodile park named after his grandfather. 
19-year-old Owen joins John and the Duck to share what his families legacy means to him and shares how you become a croc wrangler.

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