Shark alert Australia: Four Great White Sharks dangerously close to popular NSW surf beaches
Even after the state government launched Australia’s $16 million Shark Management Strategy to tackle fatal shark attacks on swimmers and surfers, four great white sharks have been spotted travelling very close to New South Wales’ (NSW) most-popular surf beaches. The sharks were tagged during government’s smart drum line trial. As per reports, one of the sharks, a female, measured almost three metres and it travelled almost 300kms in just a week’s time. The data was provided by the new monitorin..>> view originalTelstra is fastest, but a big surprise for Vodafone coverage
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
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