Bay news of the area 27 october 2016

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Small catch a great result WHEN it comes to fishing, bigger is usually better, but that wasn’t the case during a diving tour conducted by the Newcastle Neptunes through a Go Fishing Day grant from the NSW Department of Primary Industries. Part of the day’s activities involved local kids buddying up with experienced divers to collect refuse along the Breakwall. “The day was all about safety and sustainability,” event organiser Greg Finn told News Of The Area. “One of our aims was to clean up an area

traditionally associated with waste including plastic bags and rusty cans. To our pleasant surprise, the area along the breakwall looked cleaner than it has in years,” he said. “We collected fishing line, old ropes and broken crab traps, but there was minimal rubbish associated with general public littering,” he said. A highlight of the dive was spotting a large Mangrove Jack. There was also an array of soft sponges, corals and nudibranchs inhabiting the wall.

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By Mandy ELLIS

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Thursday, 27 October, 2016

q Oscar Bell, Samuel Finn and Troy Voyzey with rubbish collected from Nelson Bay Breakwall.

DIRECTOR of Fingal Bay parkrun, Si Ekins had no idea he had been bitten not once but twice by red back spiders

on his foot whilst he was out chopping wood recently. The day after Mr Ekin had unknowingly been bitten, he completed a five kilometre run.

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Si Ekins leg two days after bites.

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It was during this time that he started to feel unwell and was in a lot of pain around his groin area. This pain then progressed to his knee. The groin and knee areas are where the lymph nodes are and as Mr Ekin was running, he was spreading the toxins throughout his CONTINUED Page 2

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