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Swimmer mauled to death by great white shark in Sydney identified as British expat

Simon Nellist, 35, had just had his ‘dream wedding’ delayed by Covid lockdown

Evening Standard

Marine scientists call for calm after swimmer killed by shark in Sydney

Experts say shock at rare shark attack is understandable but no ‘heightened swimming risk’

The Guardian - AU

Sydney shark attack victim named as British swimmer mauled to death on beach

Simon Nellist, 35, suffered "catastrophic injuries" after being attacked by the great white shark at Buchan Point, off the coast of Sydney, Australia, while he was swimming

Daily Mirror

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Sydney shark attack victim identified as scuba diving instructor from Wolli Creek

Simon Nellist's social media pages are full of underwater pictures, showing the 35-year-old from Sydney's south as an avid ocean lover.

ABC News

Sydney beaches shut after swimmer dies in first fatal shark attack in decades

Sydney beaches including Bondi and Bronte have been closed as a precaution by Australian authorities as the hunt continues for the great white shark that killed a swimmer on Wednesday

Daily Mirror

NSW police investigate death of disabled woman after ‘tragic accident’

Woman in her 20s ‘suffered burns’ and later died in a Sydney hospital, NDIS provider says

The Guardian - AU

Sydney shark attack triggers calls for a cull – but let's take a deep breath and look at the evidence

The fatal shark attack off Sydney on Wednesday left the city shocked, and triggered questions from a horrified public. Why would a shark just grab a man from the water? And will it strike again?

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Sydney beaches close after first fatal shark attack in 60 years

Several beaches in Sydney, including the iconic Bondi and Bronte, were shut down on Thursday after a swimmer was killed in a shark attack, the first such fatality at the city's beaches in nearly 60 years.

Reuters

West Sydney facing months of extreme heat

Western Sydney is likely to swelter through extreme heat five times more regularly than usual unless action is taken on emissions, a report shows.

AAP

Drua debut takes coach Byrne full circle

Mick Byrne has soaked up his return to Sydney as Fijian Drua head coach, more than 30 years after playing his final VFL game for the Swans.

AAP

Mark Wahlberg’s Burger Joint Wahlburgers Has Opened Its First Aussie Location In Sydney

Wahlburgers, the burger joint run by Mark Wahlberg and his brothers Donnie and Paul, has opened its first Australian restaurant in Sydney.

Pedestrian.tv

Petrol Prices Are At An All-Time High In Australia So Here’s Why You Can’t Afford To Drive RN

The national average price for unleaded hit a record 176.9 cents a litre earlier this week, while Sydney's average — ofc the highest in the country — was a lot fkn higher.

Pedestrian.tv

The Disney+ Drive-In Is Returning To Sydney For Round 3 So Now’s The Time To Get Your Licence

Presented by Openair Cinemas, the Disney+ Drive-In has been cruising to a city near you for three years in a row now.

Pedestrian.tv

Labor MP farewells multicultural seat

Labor MP Julie Owens has farewelled federal parliament after 18 years representing western Sydney.

AAP

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Man who died in Sydney shark attack swam at Little Bay 'every day'

All beaches in Sydney's east and south will re-open on Friday after there were no further sightings of a shark that fatally attacked a swimmer yesterday.

The Guardian - AU

Minister asked why refugees still stuck in Park hotel if not security risks – as it happened

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ABC News

The Loop: Shark attack closes Sydney beaches, NATO says Russia hasn't de-escalated, and a new move for Foo Fighters

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AAP

Beaches remain closed after shark attack

Beaches in Sydney's east remain closed after a swimmer was killed in a frenzied attack on Wednesday.

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The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Nato says no signs of Russian de-escalation, tax cuts would ‘favour men’, Sydney shark attack

Thursday: Secretary general of military alliance contradicts Vladimir Putin’s claim of a partial withdrawal of troops from Ukraine’s border. Plus: sadness as Bob Hawke’s watering hole set to close

ABC News

Newly retired NSW Police commissioner Mick Fuller did not declare racehorse shares to NSW government

An ABC investigation reveals former NSW top cop Mick Fuller did not declare shares in racehorses with sporting identities and wealthy businessmen, raising concerns he breached anti-corruption rules.

The Conversation

Western Sydney will swelter through 46 days per year over 35°C by 2090, unless emissions drop significantly

If emissions continue to accelerate, Western Sydney can expect to endure up to 46 days per year over 35℃ by 2090, a new analysis from the Australia Institute finds. This is a fivefold increase from the historical average of just under nine days of extreme heat per year.

Irish Mirror

Moment swimmer killed by great white shark as witness yells 'someone just got eaten'

WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: A huge great white shark attacked and killed a swimmer at Little Bay Beach, off Sydney as witnesses spoke of hearing the ear-piercing screams in the water

AAP

House and unit price gap hits record high

The disparity between house and unit values has hit a record high, as apartment prices slowed over January due to COVID-related impacts on demand.

The Independent UK

Great white shark mauls swimmer to death in first fatal attack at Sydney beach in nearly 60 years

Victim suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’ as human remains found in water

Pedestrian.tv

A Bunch Of Beaches Are Now Closed After Sydney’s First Fatal Shark Attack In Almost 60 Years

A swimmer at Little Bay died after suffering “catastrophic injuries” in an attack on Wednesday.

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