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Watch out, whales about

by GBRMPA 17 Sep 2023 07:43 AEST
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While whales continue their journey through the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, it's a timely reminder to look out for whales, keep a safe distance and adhere to the whale protection rules.

Additional rules apply when visiting the Whitsundays.

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