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Shark bites are becoming more common – but a cull won’t work

Marine biologists say warmer waters are pushing bull and tiger sharks south, while Australian Shark Incident Database figures show deaths rising to 23 in the 2020s.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
With Saturday’s shark attack and a horror summer, it is hard as an ocean-loving Sydneysider not to feel under siege.

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Shark bites are becoming more common – but a cull won’t work

With Saturday’s shark attack and a horror summer, it is hard as an ocean-loving Sydneysider not to feel under siege.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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