This week, Bron and Kade are in the beach house:
•Cabin Boy joins us for a sailing report, taking a look at places to sail if you don’t live by the sea.
•We’re speak with Bellarine Peninsula artist Chelsea Gustafsson, who frequently uses washed up beach debris to create stunning art that expresses her worries about the health of our oceans and questions the role we as individuals play in making this world a better, or worse, place.
•Baykeeper Neil Blake talks about the perils of not-so-innocuous synthetic grass, and the potential impacts on our Bays and waterways.
•Plus news of plans to demolish the much beloved Flinders Pier, a federal government announcement this week of $100M for Australia’s oceans, and new research suggesting that the tagging of fish for research purposes might be more detrimental than we’ve previously thought.