Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Search

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Subscribe
HomeNewsTests to reveal extent of harmful algal bloom, samples indicate presence in...
News

Tests to reveal extent of harmful algal bloom, samples indicate presence in West Lakes

The ocean floor and dead kelp off Edithburgh on June 10, 2025. (Pic: Stefan Andrews courtesy Great Southern Reef Foundation)

The state government this week is conducting further tests to determine if the algal bloom affecting South Australia’s coastline has […]

Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

Previous article
SA’s destructive algal bloom forecast to persist due to warming gulf waters
Next article
RAA completes SA’s first statewide EV charging network, eliminating range anxiety
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

More News

Kangaroo Island bowls season heating up

Competition is hotting up on the bowling greens on Kangaroo Island as competitors from the three bowling clubs vie for their club championships. Congratulations to...

Letter: Lack of transparency in north coast development

I note with interest the comments made by Dina Malathounis about her Katharsis development at Middle River in your paper (‘Town Hall session called...

Sharkie questions state government on power supply interruptions

Federal Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkies has written to the state Minister for Energy and Mining, Tom Koutsantonis asking for an explanation about ongoing...

Penneshaw ferry terminal a work in progress, new boats still due by June

Penneshaw locals and ferry passengers have been left wondering what's happening with the road surface around the ferry terminal after only a narrow strip...

Hog Bay seniors score first win against Western Districts: PHOTOS

Western Districts Saints v Razorbacks Senior Men at Penneshaw Oval 1ST INNINGS - RAZORBACKS SENIOR MEN BATTING J Trethewey c: S Koopman b: K Hammat 21 J Gurney...

KI fossils take centre stage at SA Museum, on stamps

The South Australian Museum has unveiled a new display of full-colour artistic depictions of the incredible prehistoric creatures found in the Emu Bay Shale...

KI locals encouraged to attend Kelly Hill Caves open day

Locals are being encouraged to attend a free open day at Kelly Hill Caves on Sunday, March 1 from 9am to 4pm. There will be...

Kangaroo Island Community Kitchen is back, new venue

Now that the festive season and school holidays are over, it’s time for our first Kangaroo Island Community Kitchen for 2026. This...

Oyster harvesting reopens after algae levels decline

Oyster harvesting areas around SA impacted by the algal bloom and closed due to the detection of brevetoxins are now open. The American River harvesting...

Deep Creek Fire declared contained; 4450 hectares burnt, 22 structures destroyed

There is some relief from the Deep Creek fireground, as one week after its ignition, the Country Fire Service (CFS) declared it contained. But there...

Subscribe

Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Subscribe

© 2026 SA Today Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.