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Streaky Bay ‘hit hard’ by beach drownings

Michael Hunt with a picture of his late wife Aida. (Supplied)
Luca Cetta

Streaky Bay is reeling after the deaths of two women this week at a popular beach. The bodies of 67-year-old […]

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