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Queensland ends toxic algae monitoring program amid rising outbreak concerns
Queensland's Healthy Land & Water has terminated a toxic algae monitoring program in Moreton Bay, ending fisherman Greg Savige's critical observations. The program's pause is part of a broader review amid concerns about potential algae blooms. Experts warn that without monitoring, the region may face increased risks of toxic algae outbreaks.
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