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Bloom eases, risk remains

Regular monitoring of the algal bloom is taking place at Point Lowly, Fitzgerald Bay and Whyalla. (Jack O'Halloran). 527290.
Jack O'Halloran

WHYALLA - Recent testing at Whyalla and Point Lowly has shown a decrease in the number of karenia cells, but […]

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