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Sep 23, 2026

Gerard WhateleyHOST
38:25
We're taking plenty of your thoughts while we wait to hear from Brisbane as to whether they will appeal the suspension of Lachie Neale and take it all the way in what I imagine would be a hearing tomorrow morning.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
38:36
Wardo in Goolwa.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
38:37
"Jarred, I think force is irrelevant.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
38:40
He should get a game for stupidity.
Sharna RogersHOST
1:32
It comes after a dolphin was discovered along a beach near Port Ferry on Wednesday, September 16, tested positive for H5 bird flu.
Sharna RogersHOST
1:39
Another dolphin found near Goolwa on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula also tested positive to the disease.
Sharna RogersHOST
1:47
Passengers hoping to travel to Melbourne from the South West were left stranded after the cancellation of the Warrnambool to Melbourne train service on Sunday morning.
Sharna RogersHOST
1:54
According to commuters who were hoping to travel from Terang to Melbourne, they arrived at the station only to find out the service had been cancelled.
David HallHOST
24:25
We need s- we need, we need something like that in the far north.
David HallHOST
24:28
Yeah, I remember driving to Goolwa one day, and I'm driving up the north east, nor- nor- Northern Expressway, and I love it.
David HallHOST
24:33
I- I- I like Adelaide getting some infrastructure.
David HallHOST
24:36
We haven't had any forever.
FriendlyFireHOST
104:07
Apparently, of course, it happened in Australia.
FriendlyFireHOST
104:11
A common dolphin found dead near Goolwa in South Australia has tested positive for H5N1, highly pathogenic avian influenza, the bird flu.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
104:21
What makes it concerning, the dolphin was already
FriendlyFireHOST
104:24
dead when found, so authorities can't say with absolute certainty from the detection alone That the flu was the sole cause of the death.
Glenda LinscottGUEST
3:17
days? I know I've got so many friends that have given up keeping track of my address because I just keep moving on.
Glenda LinscottGUEST
3:23
I'm actually living in a little village called Goolwa, which is on the Fleurier Peninsula in South Australia.
Glenda LinscottGUEST
3:28
It's about 75km away from Adelaide.
Glenda LinscottGUEST
3:31
And so I'm on the gorgeous, well, Gourwa is the Namandjeri word for elbow.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:40
South Australian authorities have confirmed the country's first case of H5 bird flu in a dolphin.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:46
It's one of forty-six new events of the virus, with the dolphin found dead on a beach in Goolwa two days ago.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:52
The state's chief veterinary officer, Skye Frewen, says she doesn't expect to see mass mortalities in dolphins, adding that the event is rare and sea lions remain a bigger concern.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
1:02
And Norway's King Harald V has died at the age of eighty-nine after spending more than ten days in hospital.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:38
The deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu has been detected in a dolphin in South Australia, the first case of its kind in the country.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:45
The dolphin was found dead two days ago on a beach at Goolwa on the state's Fleurieu Peninsula.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:50
South Australia's Primary Industries Department says dolphins don't commonly eat birds, but they do sometimes interact with them.
Thanmaya NavadaHOST
0:57
It's also confirmed that a red fox found in Osborne in Adelaide's northwest was also infected.
GretaHOST
16:26
I can see it now.
GretaHOST
16:28
H5N bird flu has been detected in which sea mammal at Goolwa in South Australia?
speaker_7AUDIENCE
16:35
Uh, sea mammal?
GretaHOST
16:36
Mm-hmm.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
16:37
Gool- Goolwa.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
16:38
Uh, a seal of some sort.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
16:40
A Australian fur seal or sea lion.
GretaHOST
17:05
Miko.
Alex HymanHOST
1:18
First, to a concerning new development in Australia's fight against bird flu.
Alex HymanHOST
1:23
A dolphin found at Goolwa on South Australia's Fleurier Peninsula has tested positive for the disease.
Alex HymanHOST
1:29
The state's primary industries department says while dolphins have contracted the virus overseas, this is the first known case of its kind in local waters.
Alex HymanHOST
1:38
Meanwhile, in Victoria, where the H5N1 death toll continues to rise in birds in the state's remote southwest, locals want to know why they've been left to clean up carcasses themselves.

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