What an office Steve had. That must've made it easy to get out of bed and go to work. He was enthusiastic about his work and he had loads of passion.

RIP Steve Irwin.

It seems to me that current media in Australia is a catalyst for an uneducated society completely naive of the contradictions present in current headlines. Wasn’t it only months ago that Steve Irwin was denounced to be a cruel baby killer by the same mediums that currently praise him as a heroic Australian that will be sorely missed. Is it just me or does anyone else cringe when watching the nightly news...when will we arise from the emotive slumber of irrelevance?

i have grown up watching steve irwin and seen how brave he was and how loving to animals and his family he is. his death has hit alot of people and alot of respect will go to steve and his family. he will never be forgotten for all the great things he did.

On Steve Irwins death and arrangements.

He belonged to the world. He has passion for his work. Not many of us can say they can go to work everyday liking what they do, we could watch Steve and be fasinated by it.

He belonged to the world. What ever grief that Terry has, make sure she knows that we all are sharing with her in that.

We watched the two of them work together as a couple. She is not alone in her loss we are all feeling it.

On the state funeral. There is no way she is going to get away with carting him off in to a private thing. People are going to do carzy things in order to be part of that.

I think they should televise the funeral procession to the cemetary. Just like with Diana for years to come people will want to leave flowers and such. Leave the church service private. And please do not feed him to the crocdiles or scatter his ashed on one. Leave the man whole. He was a father to his children.

No Gamble - it's not just you.

Our Family has been deeply touched by the passing of a true Aussie Icon. Our 18 year old Son first brought him to us having viewed him on a T.V show 15 years ago demonstrating how he mowed the croc enclosures.. he said" well mate you watch the water and when it's all clear you jump in and you mow,mow,mow and if the the croc shows up you jump out real quick".. he became the "mow mow" man and we visited the Zoo quite often watching his success rise and rise . We will sadly miss him as you would miss a Brother... Our thoughts and prayers go out to Terri and Bindi and Bob and all Family and friends...GOD BE WITH YOU STEVE.. Love the Fuller Family in Brisbane.