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Why this Queensland island split in two and what happens now

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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth carved a passage through the northern end of Bribie Island at the end of last year. The island's northern tip has gradually been thinning on the ocean and Pumicestone Passage sides. Experts say the new bar could take up to 20 years to close and will eventually become the preferred entry to Caloundra.

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Why Bribie Island split in two and what happens now

Swells from ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth have carved a passage through Bribie Island, and experts say the breach could have significant effects on Caloundra. 

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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Wednesday, January 26, 2022.
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