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Luke Costin

Dolphin swim party defended as park goes not-for-profit

The Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary offers tourists the chance to get up close with dolphins. (HANDOUT/COFFS COAST WILDLIFE SANCTUARY)

A wildlife sanctuary and rescue centre has defended allowing more than a dozen people to pose at once for in-water pictures with a tamed dolphin.

Coffs Coast Wildlife Sanctuary, which was saved from imminent closure by a new mum in October, offers tourists the chance to get up close with dolphins Zippy, Bella or Jet in twice-daily interactions.

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