Coogee, Sydney and Black Balls
Sydney beaches reopen days after hundreds of tar balls wash ashore
Sydney beaches reopen days after hundreds of tar balls wash ashore - The origins of the tar balls is still unclear and under investigation
Mysterious Black Balls Have Washed Up On Sydney's Coogee Beach. Are They The Result Of An Oil Spill, Or Something Else?
Sydney's popular Coogee beach has been closed until further notice after hundreds of strange black balls washed up on the shoreline. <br
Coogee Beach Closed To The Public As Council Investigates Hundreds Of Mysterious Black Balls
Council is investigating the origin and composition of the material, which has the appearance of dark spheres.”
Mysterious debris: ‘Alien poo’ forces closure of Coogee Beach in Sydney’s east
Mysterious spherical debris has washed up on shore at Coogee Beach in Sydney, leading to the beach’s temporary closure until the objects can be safely removed and tested.
Sydney’s Coogee Beach closed after ball-shaped debris washes up
The appearance of unexplained ball-shaped debris on eastern Sydney’s Coogee Beach has prompted authorities to close it down. People are being urged to avoid an eastern Sydney beach after it became dotted with mysterious ball-shaped debris.
Update after Coogee Beach closed due to black ‘tar balls’
Coogee Beach and neighbouring Gordons Bay remain closed till further notice, as a major cleanup of the sites continues. Randwick Council Mayor Dylan Parker said hundreds of the black, ball-shaped debris was found along the length of the beach on Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Mysterious black balls close Sydney's Coogee Beach
An unusual situation has arisen in Australia. Mysterious black balls have been spotted on Coogee Beach in Sydney. It is not yet known how they ended up on the shore. Research will be necessary to determine their origin.
Sydney's 'Mystery' Toxic Beach Balls Are Cosmetic, Cleaning Product Waste
"Based on advice from the Environment Protection Authority, we can now confirm the balls are made up of fatty acids, chemicals consistent with those found in cleaning and cosmetic products, mixed with some fuel oil,
Sydney reopens beaches after tar ball mystery
Beaches in the Australian city of Sydney have reopened for swimmers after being closed earlier this week when thousands of mysterious black tar-like balls washed ashore, prompting health concerns. Officials say tests found the balls to be formed from chemicals similar to those in cosmetics and cleaning products but it is still unclear where they came from.
Sydney’s ‘mystery’ toxic beach balls are cosmetic waste
Sydney beaches re-open after pollution balls scare, found to be harmless chemicals from cosmetics and cleaning products.
Sydney beaches reopen as composition of 'mystery' balls revealed
Bondi Beach has reopened for swimmers after around 2,000 black balls washed ashore in Sydney this week. The tar-like spheres started appearing on Tuesday and multiple beaches were shut due to fears they could be highly toxic.
Javelin Minerals Boosts Coogee Gold Resource Significantly
Javelin Minerals Limited (AU:JAV) has released an update. Javelin Minerals Limited has announced a significant 158% increase in its mineral ...
The Mystery Around Those Balls On Coogee Beach Has Been Revealed After Council Conducts Tests
ICYMI, Coogee and Gordon’s Bay locals were left perplexed on Tuesday after lifeguards discovered thousands of small, round ...
Coogee Beach and Gordons Bay in Sydney’s east closed after black, ball-shaped debris appears
Mysterious, black, ball-shaped debris have now been found washed ashore at three beaches in Sydney’s east. Randwick Council ...
Javelin Minerals Expands Drilling at Coogee Project
Javelin Minerals Limited (AU:JAV) has released an update. Javelin Minerals Limited is ramping up its drilling program by over 30% at the Coogee ...
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Coogee Bay Hotel smashes $1m Sydney Children’s Hospital pledge
Four years ago, Coogee Bay Hotel made a commitment to raise $1m for the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation over five ...
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Coogee Beach closed after black, ball-shaped debris wash ashore prompting investigation by local council
One of Sydney's most popular beaches has been closed after hundreds of mysterious black balls washed up on shore. A clean-up effort is underway after officials began the work overnight. Trump ...
Javelin set to hit more “near pit” targets at Kambalda gold play
Javelin Minerals has upped its planned maiden drilling program at the Coogee gold project near Kambalda in WA from 2500m to ...
Ex-NRL player arrested after alleged chase in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
Troubled one-time rugby league prodigy Arana Taumata is behind bars on remand after being arrested during an alleged foot ...