Men injured after boat hit by whale
The men were on a boat off the coast of Western Australia when a whale breached and hit them.
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Men injured after boat hit by whale
The men were on a boat off the coast of Western Australia when a whale breached and hit them.
Man charged after ‘highly dangerous’ act
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