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Perth beaches closed due to high E. coli levels following whale carcass removal

Beaches in a Perth suburb have been closed to the public after water testing revealed high levels of E. coli. The contamination was detected five days after the removal of a rotting whale carcass from the area.

First reported 1 day ago · latest update 1 day ago
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Sydney Morning Herald Authority 90

Authorities in a Perth suburb have closed all local beaches following the discovery of high levels of E. coli in the water. The contamination was identified five days after the successful removal of a rotting whale carcass from the shoreline.

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In Queensland, emergency services are currently responding to bushfires burning in the vicinity of Toowoomba. Firefighters are working to contain the blazes as conditions in the region remain a concern.

In the sporting world, members of the Roosters rugby league team have been celebrating their recent grand final victory. The team secured the win in a match that concluded their season.

Additionally, legal proceedings have been initiated by Prince Andrew, who is taking police to court regarding the circumstances of an arrest. The matter is currently moving through the judicial system.

T.A.M synthesised this read from Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Australia), since the primary outlet was thin or region-locked.
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90 Sydney Morning Herald ★ most authoritative citation

Beaches closed after whale carcass removed

A Perth suburb has closed all of its beaches after high levels of E. coli were found five days after the removal of a rotting whale carcass.

1 day ago
89 The Age (Australia)

Beaches closed after whale carcass removed

A Perth suburb has closed all of its beaches after high levels of E. coli were found five days after the removal of a rotting whale carcass.

1 day ago

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