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A mysterious discovery on this Sydney beach has forced its closure

15 October 2024
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A mysterious discovery on this Sydney beach has forced its closure
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People are urged to avoid Coogee Beach in eastern Sydney as it has been closed due to mysterious ball-shaped debris found by lifeguards. The Randwick City Council is investigating the origin and composition of the dark spheres, advising beach-goers not to touch the material. Samples are being tested by local environmental officers and reported to authorities while other nearby beaches are being inspected for similar debris.

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