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She remained in critical but stable condition on Sunday.A shark attacked a swimmer at a popular Sydney beach. How rare is it – and how can you stay safe?Read moreA great white shark, which is a protected species, is thought to have been responsible.
- ▪She remained in critical but stable condition on Sunday.A shark attacked a swimmer at a popular Sydney beach.
- ▪How rare is it – and how can you stay safe?Read moreA great white shark, which is a protected species, is thought to have been responsible.
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| Original publisher | World news | The Guardian |
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| Publication time | Mon, 15 Jun 2026 08:35:18 GMT |
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3m ago18.09 EDTLittle evidence for shark culls to improve beach safety, experts sayExperts warn there is little evidence shark culls keep ocean-goers safer following the latest shocking encounter at a busy city beach, AAP reports.A woman, 35, was swimming about 30 meters offshore at Coogee beach in Sydney when she was bitten by a shark on Saturday. She remained in critical but stable condition on Sunday.A shark attacked a swimmer at a popular Sydney beach. How rare is it – and how can you stay safe?Read moreA great white shark, which is a protected species, is thought to have been responsible.
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