The identity of the second Australian man missing after a livestock shift capsized near Japan has been revealed. 9News
Mr Orda grew up in Mt Isa before studying in Townsville and briefly lived on the Gold Coast, where he worked as an equine assistant before departing soon after to Japan.
Fr Michael Lowcock, Parish priest of Mount Isa, knows the Orda family well and said they were heavily involved in the local community.
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