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Home›News›Alarming erosion on Bribie island (Australia), recent dredging denied
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January 6, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Alarming erosion on Bribie island (Australia), recent dredging denied

THE Port of Brisbane Corporation has denied recent dredging of the shipping channel off Bribie Island will contribute to alarming erosion on the island. [mappress] Source:sunshinecoastdaily,January 6,2010

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THE Port of Brisbane Corporation has denied recent dredging of the shipping channel off Bribie Island will contribute to alarming erosion on the island.

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Source:sunshinecoastdaily,January 6,2010

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