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Say NO to the "Swim with the Tuna" experience at Victor Harbor, say NO to aquaculture on the Fleurieu.

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Frank Lloyd Smith
10 years ago

Please don't ruin the beautiful south coast and increase the risk of shark attack for future generations of swimmers and surfers in the area.

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Jan Hill
10 years ago

There is always damage when we interfere with nature.

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Wesley clark
10 years ago

This is all about the money it is wrong

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Darren
10 years ago

We do NOT want this!!! STOP trying to constantly rape our environment for money and tourism.

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Mike Eisenblatter
10 years ago

Just stop this lunacy! If NRM can invade private property without a warrant and declare environmental misconduct/non-compliance by primary producers, why aren't they involved here?

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Georgie Inglis
10 years ago

I this goes ahead it will be a disaster for the community and environment. It must be stopped. People who want it are ignorant about the impact or they just don't care.

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Ben Angel
10 years ago

This is a money generating idea which benefits only business. Locals and the majority of tourists will have to live with the catastrophic consequences of larger and more numerous sharks being attracted to the area. Poor idea, terrible consequences.

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Bob Huxtable
10 years ago

Don't know why Melbourne came up. Live on KI.

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Bob Huxtable
10 years ago

This is the same idea that was proposed for KI a few years ago and fronted by Ms Forster. It was roundly condemned except for the member for finniss (who has never made a stand on any environmental matter), and a group from Island Beach set up a fighting fund to take the matter to court if needed. It seems that KI's good fortune is Victor's bad luck. I wish you all the luck, but, knowing what this state government is like, I won't be holding my breath.

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Daniel mcavaney
10 years ago

Say no to tuna aquaculture

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Leigh Gapp
10 years ago

Bad idea for people and the environment. If we are seeking increased tourism we should promote the amazing things that are already there not create a fake environment for a few to enjoy and even fewer to profit from!

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Rob Everett
10 years ago

Leave them alone, very rare breeding grounds, I want my childrens children to know and be able to see a seahorse in their own habitat.

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Gabrielle
10 years ago

Safe our planet :)

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Not suitable so close to shore and recreational beaches.

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John Meegan
10 years ago

Makes no sense. Economic & environmental & tourism & local ratepayer impact studies by actually independent bodies please.

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Rosemary White
10 years ago

Unbelievable that a local Council has power to introduce such an environmentally detrimental concept

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Chrissy van der Jeugd
10 years ago

Definitely no. Don't ruin another beautiful place.

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Maureen Abais
10 years ago

The water belongs to our sea lfe , not us. Dont disturb their environment. We don't need this.

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maria romeo
10 years ago

No aquaculture on thee Fleurieu Peninsula, keep this place pristine.

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Jo-Anne Seater
10 years ago

Don't destroy the beauty of the natural environment on the Fleurier