Ghost nets transformed into art to highlight pollution's 'devastating' impact
First Nations artists in Pormpuraaw, Queensland, have transformed discarded fishing nets into sculptures to highlight ocean pollution's impact. The exhibition, featuring 18 artworks, showcases culturally significant sea creatures and aims to raise awareness of environmental issues. Manager Ellen Maugeri stated the cleanup efforts reflect the community's commitment to preserving their cultural heritage and environment.
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Published 25 Jun 2026, 01:38 UTC · Updated 25 Jun 2026, 01:50 UTC
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