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Inquiry hears on algal impact

Senator Sarah Hanson-Young chaired the inquiry into algal blooms in South Australia. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

The Environment and Communications Reference Committee for Algal Blooms in South Australia held a public hearing in Port Lincoln on […]

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