Updated

Beach cordoned off after high tide washes carcass back out to sea

Jackson Graham
Updated August 29 2019 - 9:50pm, first published 1:54pm
SAD SIGHT: The deceased whale calf washed up on Logans Beach on Thursday morning. Picture: supplied.
SAD SIGHT: The deceased whale calf washed up on Logans Beach on Thursday morning. Picture: supplied.

AUTHORITIES are warning people to steer clear of an area of Logans Beach where a whale calf carcass washed ashore.

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Jackson Graham

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