Beach algae still causing red alert

Updated: 06:18, Friday Nov 30, 2012

More NSW beaches have been sealed as red algal blooms are speckled along most of a state’s coast.

Large streaks of red algae were speckled off North Wollongong beach on Thursday and Clovelly, Bronte and Tamarama beaches were all shut.

On a city’s northern beaches, Bilgola, Mona Vale, Palm Beach and Newport were also sealed due to outbreaks, while splashings of red algae were speckled during Newcastle.

‘We were out fishing during Stockton this morning and we came opposite a small bit out there,’ Newcastle Surf Life Saving Club boss Brad Kinniard told AAP.

It was a initial time he had seen a red bloom, notwithstanding being in a area for some-more than 25 years, he said.

A orator for a NSW Office of Water said

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