Royal Life Saving's Amy Peden to breathalyse Noreuil Park swimmers as part of drowning research

Chris Young
Updated January 22 2018 - 12:56pm, first published 6:00am
CAUSE FOR CONCERN: Richard Franklin, of James Cook University, and Stacey Pidgeon and Amy Peden, of the Royal Life Saving office in Sydney.
CAUSE FOR CONCERN: Richard Franklin, of James Cook University, and Stacey Pidgeon and Amy Peden, of the Royal Life Saving office in Sydney.

RESEARCHERS from Royal Life Saving and James Cook University will be breathalysing and surveying swimmers at the Noreuil Park foreshore this week, in a bid to determine why so many people have drowned in the nation’s waterways.

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Chris Young

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