Hopes that sea cucumber trade can help revive Malgana community | Landline | ABC Australia

Long before European settlement there was a thriving trade between Indigenous communities in Northern Australia and Indonesians searching for sea cucumber.
Now, at Shark Bay in Western Australia the local Malgana people have revived the trade and is hoping to revive its community in the process.
Landline's Sean Murphy reports.
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Sea cucumbers are a category of seafood you rarely hear about. Hopefully this idea works out.

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Thanks gor the laugh.!