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Deserted beaches, untouched coastline and the chance to swim with ‘megafauna’: it’s well worth swapping the Great Barrier Reef for a trip to its less flashy west-coast sister, finds Fiona McIntosh
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Deserted beaches, untouched coastline and the chance to swim with ‘megafauna’: it’s well worth swapping the Great Barrier Reef for a trip to its less flashy west-coast sister, finds Fiona McIntosh
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Advertisement Exmouth tourism operator Sonia Beckwith has a strong message for the state and federal governments: âDo your job and help us.â After 12 months of uncertainty, the founder and general manager of whale shark swim tour company Live Ningaloo said her business was still in âsurvival modeâ, like many other small tourism operations across the state. Face to face with a whale shark in the waters of the Ningaloo Marine Reserve. Credit:Live Ningaloo âWe were nearly 70 per cent down last year,â Ms Beckwith said. âWe have not moved on to recovery mode bec...