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Barongarook Creek carp die-off and cleanup

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Colac vacuums out 40 tonnes of dead carp. The bigger problem remains.
A suction truck has removed an estimated 40,000 kilograms of dead carp from Barongarook Creek. The smell persists, and longer-term controls remain undecided.
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Prima fonteColac Herald14 dic, 19:00 UTC
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- A suction-equipped truck has been vacuuming dead carp out of Barongarook Creek—about 40,000 kilograms of them so far. Even after that removal, residents in Colac, south-west Victoria, are still living with the smell of rotting fish.

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Colac HeraldPrima a riferirnecolacherald.com.au · 1 nov, 22:33 UTC5
1. Carp debacle is sticking around29 ott UTC
2. Vacuum pump trial targets creek’s carp2 nov UTC
3. ‘Spawning event’ killed carp in lake and creek14 dic UTC
4. New trial for carp clean-up to commence today1 nov UTC
5. Influx of carp across waterways22 ott UTC
southwestlocalnews.com.au2 nov, 8:56 UTC1
1. DEAD FISH TO BE REMOVED FROM CREEK - South West Local News2 nov UTC
ABC News (Australia)abc.net.au · 5 nov, 21:06 UTC2
1. Council clears 40,000kg of dead carp from creek5 nov UTC
2. Fisheries body pushes for carp virus trial in Victoria's Wimmera as frustrations grow over delays - ABC News19 mag UTC
Court Services Victoriavic.gov.au3
omny.fm2
1. November 4, 2026 - The South West Daily
2. November 2, 2026 - The South West Daily
Mirage Newsmiragenews.com1
1. Agencies Respond to Barongarook Creek Fish Deaths
agriculture.gov.au1
1. Carp Biological Control Program Updates - DAFF
carpactionalliance.au1
1. Carp Action Alliance

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