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‘Honest’ hearing tells how algae has impacted Fleurieu

Senators Barbara Pocock, Sarah Hanson-Young, and Karen Grogan at the Senate inquiry hearing in Victor Harbor into the algal bloom. Absent: Senator Charlotte Walker. (Dani Brown: 503243_01)
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