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SA Premier says algal bloom is not 'toxic', despite word appearing in official government advice
ABC NEWS (Australia)
2025-10-13
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South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has rejected the use of the word 'toxic' to describe the state's algal bloom. This has led to concerns of mixed messaging.
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