Beach weather has been forecast this long weekend but seaside traders fear families will be scared away by the algal bloom. Download the 7NEWS app: https://7news.link/7NEWSapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

Fishing will soon be banned or heavily restricted across huge parts of South Australia as the algal bloom takes a devastating toll. Fish and seafood stocks have plummeted, leaving authorities with no choice but to take drastic action and fast. Download the 7NEWS app: https://7news.link/7NEWSapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

16K views · 67 reactions | The algal bloom senate committee has heard from the self-proclaimed seafood capital of Australia. Port Lincoln is famous shark diving tours have dropped, and tuna deaths are up. Download the 7NEWS app: https://7news.link/7NEWSapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide | Facebook

Governor-General meets those affected by algal bloom ❤️ Governor-General of Australia Sam Mostyn has visited South Australian communities Ceduna, Port Lincoln and Adelaide this week. “So, what I saw in Port Lincoln was the secondary effects of the actual effects of the bloom. The fish stocks are actually really great, but they need people to actually come visit and to restore faith,” Ms Mostyn told 891 ABC Radio Adelaide’s Jules Schiller and Rory McClaren. Hear more South Australian news on the