Wave goodbye: the battle to protect Australia’s surf breaks

January 26, 2022

8:30 am

The Guardian- See full article here – Surfing brings joy to millions and is the lifeblood of many towns. But around the country, the beaches that make it possible are under threat – by Narelle Towie

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