Shark attacks: Why multiple beaches in Sydney are closed and what experts say

SHARK BEACH ATTACK SYDNEY

A popular rock jumping point at Hermitage Foreshore Walk near Shark Beach in Vaucluse, the site of the first attack Source: AAP / Sitthixay Ditthavong/AAPIMAGE

Three shark-related incidents in less than 48 hours have raised alarm across Sydney’s beaches, leaving one man and a 12-year-old boy critically injured. Authorities have closed multiple beaches as experts point to weather conditions, climate change, and increased coastal activity as possible factors. This podcast explores how real the risk is, why attacks remain rare, and what beachgoers can do to stay safe.


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