'Lives in danger' as SA Bureau of Meteorology wave buoy fails yet again
The wave buoy off Kangaroo Island is the only such device operated by the Bureau of Meteorology in South Australia and is relied upon by professional divers and fishers.
'Lives in danger' as SA Bureau of Meteorology wave buoy fails yet again
The wave buoy off Kangaroo Island is the only such device operated by the Bureau of Meteorology in South Australia and is relied upon by professional divers and fishers.
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