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More than 100 concerned residents attend Kangaroo Island algal bloom community forum

Premier Peter Malinauskas and the panel consisted of SARDI executive director Professor Mike Steer, SA Health’s Dr Chris Lease, PIRSA fisheries and aquaculture director Gavin Begg, SA Tourism Commission chief executive Emma Terry and SA Health’s Melissa Bradley. (Stan Gorton: 499571)
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More than 100 concerned Kangaroo Island residents attended the state government’s algal bloom community forum at the KICE Performing Arts […]

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