The most visited place in Australia. Just not by humans

There’s an area of Brisbane, Australia which is seemingly very attractive to UFOs and UAPs. The area in question is St George, just 300 miles from Brisbane. It’s a quiet place, rural place, The present township of St George was founded on the boundaries of three Aboriginal groups, the Mandandanji to the north, the Kooma to the south-west and the Bigambul to the south-east. But it boasts many visitors, so much so that as many as a hundred sightings are reported in a single year, so the true figure may be much higher. Local media and inhabitants have all experienced strange phenomena, from odd orange craft which seem to watch over activities on local farms, to strange silver vehicles which seem to follow the local lorry and van drivers as they attempt to go about their business. Jack Dyball ran a freight company, and was buzzed by one of these craft. A respected member of the community and with no real desire for noteriety, Mr Dyball said the craft headed towards his lorry on a collision course before pulling up at the last moment and shooting away. He said the entire encounter was silent, no motors, no purr of engines, just a blue glow as the machine started to accelerate away. It’s a strange fact that Mr Dyball is one of thousands of travellers, from domestic and tourists, Police and Army personnel who have been challenged to a seemingly intergalactic game of ‘chicken’ for which no-one has a satisfactory explantion.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-unnerving-podcast--6173732/support.==========All these podcasts are made with the intention of the proceeds going to animal welfare, shelters, rescues and environmental causes.