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Australians told to avoid beaches after mystery 'debris balls' wash up

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August 23, 2025

Debris balls have again washed up along the New South Wales coast as officials warn residents not to touch the mysterious globules and to avoid beaches where they appear.

- Penry Buckley Nick Visser

Central Coast council said on Thursday the debris balls - which are grey and about 10mm to 40mm in size - had been found on beaches.

Previous similar incidents were initially described as "tar balls" composed of crude oil. But testing coordinated with the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) revealed they were consistent with human-generated waste.

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