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Mysterious mass wash-up of dead cockles on SA beach prompts investigation

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Authorities are investigating whether a mass wash-up of dead cockles at a popular holiday destination near Adelaide is linked to an algae bloom that recently caused widespread fish deaths. South Australian correspondent Peta Doherty reports from Goolwa Beach, where there are growing concerns that authorities aren't acting quickly enough.
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