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Letter: Emu Bay beach access needs a permanent fix

Kangaroo Island experienced more storm-related inundation and damage that came with the high tides, including here at the Emu Bay beach access point on Tuesday afternoon, June 24. (Supplied)

The ramp to the beach at Emu Bay has been eroded again, by the high tide and rough weather. I […]

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