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Looking back on 2025 – March

Claire Webber with a 10-kilogram tuna on the Tacoma. The crew cleaned the tuna as the sun set. (Supplied)

- Member of the Legislative Council Sarah Game visited Port Lincoln, meeting with various community and industry representatives during her […]

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