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'Shark nets protect politicians': Expert slams $2 million program
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Kodawire AI Summary
A $2 million program to install shark nets has been slammed by an expert.
- A $2 million shark net program has been implemented
- An expert has criticized the program
- The expert believes the program is ineffective
- The program may be more about political protection than shark safety
- Shark nets protect politicians
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'Shark nets protect politicians': Expert slams $2 million program
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'Shark nets protect politicians': Expert slams $2 million program
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- 17m agoWAtoday: 'Shark nets protect politicians': Expert slams $2 million program
- 17m agoBrisbane Times (AU): A shark safety expert has claimed there is "no scientific evidence" that proves shark nets protect swimmers from shark attacks.
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