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QLD shark control: State Government ordered to stop Great Barrier Reef cull | The Courier Mail
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Shocking new imagery of sharks hooked on Queensland Government drum lines - Australian Marine Conservation Society
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Sharks Left to Die Slowly in Great Barrier Reef Cull - Clipper Oil
Queensland removes shark drum lines from Great Barrier Reef marine park amid debate
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Queensland shark attacks: More than 200 tiger sharks caught off beaches last year
Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef
Marine Park Authority explains shark situation | The Courier Mail
