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Water levels at Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre 'best' locals have seen

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By Isabella Kelly, Leah MacLennan Verified, Che Chorley
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The myth of an inland sea lured 19th century European explorers into the heart of Australia. But where they found only desert, this year it is awash, with water levels at Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre now the best some locals have ever seen. In parts of central Australia, it has been one of the wettest years on record. Rains have flooded stations and communities, cut off roads and at times left people stranded. But after years of drought, the rain has brought welcome relief for many.
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Shark population may have fallen prey to algal bloom, SA ecologists fear

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By Lincoln Rothall, Che Chorley
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
South Australia's algal bloom could be responsible for pushing a local population of sharks to the brink of collapse, some researchers say. Port Jackson sharks have all but disappeared from Adelaide metro waters and researchers have failed to find a single egg from the recent breeding season. Waters off Christies Beach once teemed with Port Jackson sharks. (ABC News: Lincoln Rothall) The small sharks grow up to about one-and-a-half metres and are harmless to humans.
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Deep in the desert a car graveyard offers a new vehicle for survival stories

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By Che Chorley, Stephanie Boltje
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Cars abandoned at Mimili's local dump. () From above, the graveyard of rusted wrecks looks like an artwork in itself, a literal portrayal perhaps of a long journey's end. On the ground, however, artist Shane Dodd sees only inspiration as he walks between the stacks of decaying cars looking for his next canvas.
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