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The 2023 whale-watching season has begun. Picture: Sunreef
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Forget the Bruce, the whale highway is much more interesting. About 35,000 ocean giants, like these captured by Migration Media, are expected to cruise by this season. To see and swim with them visit www.sunreef.com.au

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