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Mission to improve rock fishing safety

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Every year, on average, thirteen people die while rock fishing in Australia. It has been ranked as the third highest cause of coastal drownings. A Sydney resident who lost her immediate family has made it her mission to improve safety at local beaches and educate the public about the risks of rock fishing.
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