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Erin Parke, national regional reporting team

Discovery of illegal Indonesian fishing camp on Kimberley coast prompts biosecurity, border concerns

An Indonesian fishing camp has been discovered on Australia's northern coast, raising concerns that illegal crews were able to come and go undetected. 

The piles of litter and skinned sharks were found on Niiwalarra, or Sir Graham Moore Island, off Western Australia's Kimberley coast, about 2,800 kilometres north of Perth and 1,300km west of Darwin.

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