Toxic Plumes
Where will it be today?
With such high volumes of poorly treated waste water being dumped into the ocean every day, there is a significant chance that you will come into contact with contaminated water at your day at the beach.
Grab the latest wind forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology here, and once you find out what the wind is going to be you can get a pretty good idea of where the plume will be: (the toxic plume moves up and down the coastline depending on which way the wind is blowing)
Here is an example of Gunnamatta’s toxic plume movement:
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Southerly - at the shoreline at Gunnamatta and St Andrews
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South-Easterly - St Andrews, Rye
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Easterly - St Andrews , Rye and further east
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North Easterly - St Andrews
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Northerly - out to sea (but not too far out, only 300m)
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North Westerly - Gunnamatta, Fingal, Cape Schanck
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Westerly - Gunnamatta, Fingal, Cape Schanck
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South Westerly- Gunnamatta, Fingal and Cape Schanck
ENTER THE WATER AT YOUR OWN RISK!

If you develop any medical symptoms or become ill from swimming at any of these beaches please fill in a medical response form and send it to us - the number of cases is mounting steadily!
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Make contact:
Writing a letter, making a phone call or appointment with the minister to discuss the aspect of the campaign that affects you the most is a good start.
Vic ALP
Mr. John Thwaites
357 Clarendon Street South Melbourne VIC 3205 Tel: 0407 051 093 Fax: (03) 9696 4213 john.thwaites@parliament.vic.gov.au
Mr. Phil Martin Chief of Staff
357 Clarendon Street South Melbourne VIC 3205 Tel: 0407 343 736 Fax: (03) 9696 4213
Vic Liberal
Mr. Ted Baillieu
Parliament House Spring Street Melbourne VIC 3002 Tel: (03) 9651 8512 Fax (03) 9651 8426 robert.doyle@parliament.vic.gov.au
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