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Perth, WA

Beaches closed after whale carcass removed

Summary

A Perth suburb has closed all of its beaches after high levels of E. coli were found five days after the removal of a rotting whale carcass.

How outlets headlined it

Each outlet's own headline. Struck through: the loaded words our calmer version leaves out. Fewest struck first.

  • The Sydney Morning Herald Beaches closed after whale carcass removed
  • ABC News Shark warning for NSW river after whale carcass removed
  • The West Australian Whale of a job over, rotting carcass removed from beach
  • Brisbane Times Whale carcass finally removed from City Beach 1 change
  • ABC News Dead whale finally being removed from Perth beach, four days after washing up 1 change
  • The West Australian City Beach whale: Huge large 18 tonne carcass finally trucked away but massive large sharks continue to stalk coastline 3 changes

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Strange cloud patterns over West Coast Drive, Trigg.
Strange cloud patterns over West Coast Drive, Trigg. perthhdproductions / flickr, CC BY

A summary of The Sydney Morning Herald’s report.

How calmly each outlet wrote it

WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Age and The West Australian also covered it; we only receive their summaries, so their writing is not scored here.

Outlet Niral Score
The Sydney Morning Heraldas they published this story Not scored: we only receive a 33-word summary of this report.
ABC News 95.4

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