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Coastal erosion threatens caravan park in Western Australia

11.07.2026 21:21 1 min 1 source
nine.com.au ENG
Coastal erosion threatens caravan park in Western Australia
Original source: nine.com.au

Owners of Lancelin North End Caravan Park in the town of Lancelin, Western Australia, face losing their business due to rapid coastal erosion. Over three years, the sea has washed away more than 30 metres of sand, reaching a crisis point. Locals blame dune mining for accelerating the erosion, which has been ongoing for decades. The Shire of Gingin has requested state government funding for a long-term solution.

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Coastal erosion threatens caravan park in Western Australia

11.07.2026 nine.com.au ENG Original source

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