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WA's Weather Woes & Rowing Triumphs

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Cyclone Narelle devastates Western Australias crops, while Black Swans rowing team scores an upset win at the Head of the Charles Regatta. Growers face losses, rowers celebrate, and the state grapples with fishing limits and sports commitments amidst tragedies.

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WA's Weather Woes & Rowing Triumphs

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!WA's Weather Woes & Rowing Triumphs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Cyclone Aurel just tore through Western Australia's main food bull, wiping out over 80% of one banana growers crop and hitting fresh. Produced hard across the region. Earlier this week, a West Australian rowing crew from the Black Swans stunned everyone by winning at the head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, the world's top rowing event, leaving the former pros in total shock. Growers are tallying massive losses and scrambling to recover, while rowers celebrate their upset victory, meanwhile tragedy struck with a man in. His 30s drowning in Gilderton and bystanders rescuing six swimmers from the Moore River. On the fish front, prized species like Dewfish and snapper face collapse risks, pushing the state for tougher fishing limits and hardly read lot. In with the West Coast Eagles through 2028, as WA grapples with these hits from weather to winds, keep eyes on how leaders balance recovery, sport highs, and those big environmental calls moving. Forward. Local news, powered by AI. This is Adelaide News today.

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