Fraser Island

Check the qld national parks site (derm).

You can't have open fires in general beach camping areas anymore. You can have fires in the firepits at waddy pt and dundabara. You can have a 'fire' using heatbeads in a "fully enclosed" container in the beach areas but there are regulations about what that means. Check the derm site or talk to the rangers for more details.
Some info here http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks/fraser/faq.html

Hi
And you have to bring your own fire wood, can't even burn the drift wood from the beach.

Rob

YOU CAN HAVE FIRES ON THE BEACH IF YOU KNOW THE RULES

i know everyone says you can't but yes you can, you just need to follow some specific rules which are near on impossible to find on the Nat. Parks (or whatever it's called these days) website.
basically you need to have the fire in something like a drum, that drum needs to have feet on it which keeps the drum a minimum height up off of the sand (i can't remember exact height sorry to say), this stops the sand from getting heated up. you need to have a grate in the drum and you need to only use manufactured fuel for the fire, so no timber, just things like sawdust logs and heatbeads, etc.
finally you have to remove all the coals / ash that is collected in your drum off of the island with you when you leave, you can't even put them in the bins provided on the island.
follow those rules and you will be right, i know this because last time we were there, we did this and had a Ranger call into our camp one day and saw the drum we were using for a fire. all the Ranger said to us was that the feet weren't quite long enough and drum needed to be X amount off of the ground. we then asked where exactly do we find the rules on their website relating to this, and even the Ranger couldn't tell us.
good luck if you choose to look for the info., i couldn't find it last time i looked