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'Something out of the ordinary': Parts of coastal Aussie town slipping into the sea
A Current Affair Staff

Marine scientists predicted it 20 years ago, and now, just as they warned, parts of Lancelin in Western Australia are slipping away.
The coastal town about an hour and a half north of Perth is being battered by erosion, with homes and businesses in danger.
"There's something out of the ordinary that's happening right here," pub owner Glenn Trebilcock said.
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The coastal town about an hour and a half north of Perth is being battered by erosion, with homes and businesses in danger. Nine
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