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Dead sharks, dead dolphins, dead seadragons: the scale of SA's algal bloom crisis is hard to imagine. So why hasn't it been declared a national disaster?
And Anthony Albanese's on his way home from an official trip to China. What did he achieve?
Plus, a footy stadium, a billion dollars in debt, or a vote of no-confidence for the Premier: this is what's influencing young voters at the Tasmanian election.
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01:58 - The algal bloom wiping out South Australia's marine life
11:30 - Unpacking Anthony Albanese's China visit
21:46 - What's swaying young voters in Tasmania's election
Guests:
- Dr Dominic Mcafee, researcher, Environment Institute at the University of Adelaide
- Bang Xiao, reporter, Asia Pacific newsroom, ABC
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