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Department says ferry port construction did not play role in newborn whale stranding

Construction at the Cape Jervis ferry port in early August. (Stan Gorton: 425135)
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The Department for Infrastructure and Transport said piling works had not yet begun when a newborn humpback calf washed ashore […]

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