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Bloomin’ hell: Karenia mikimotoi forecast to stay for 12 months

Countless amounts of pipis (Goolwa cockles) washed up on Goolwa Beach last week, as shown in this photo by Anna Markey. (Supplied)
Dani Brown

"We are helpless in the force of nature." That is what Minister for Environment and Water Susan Close admitted on […]

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