Four of Western Australia's last five fatal great white shark attacks have occurred in a remote tourist hotspot. Locals worry ...

Picture this: you're lounging on a beautiful beach, soaking up the sun and listening to the soothing sound of the waves. You ...

The recent attacks in Western Australia represent a growing concern among beachgoers. Just two weeks prior, 37-year-old Steven Payne lost his life in a shark attack at Wharton Beach, a tragedy that ...

A popular beach in Australia has been shut down by authorities after a visitor was bitten on the foot by what's believed to be a 1.5-metre tiger shark whilst swimming in the ocean. "We've punched ...

Perth’s popular Cottesloe Beach was closed on Thursday afternoon ... caravaning around Western Australia. Save the DateChannel 7’s Get Reel Two Rocks is reely back! Don’t miss our exciting ...

A surfer was mauled to death by a shark at Wharton Beach ... just five weeks into a six-month caravan trip around the western half of Australia. American influencer Sam Jones enraged Aussies ...

It comes after Steven Payne was fatally killed while surfing by a shark, suspected to be a great white, at Wharton Beach, Condingup ... caravanning around Western Australia. His partner tragically ...

The family of a surfer killed on Western Australia's remote south coast says he would not have supported a shark cull and understood the ocean's risks. New Zealand-born Steven Jeffrey Payne was ...

(Web Desk): A missing surfer is feared dead after a possible shark attack at Wharton Beach in Western Australia, one of the country's top surfing spots. Police said the 30-year-old man from Melbourne ...

The surfer died while in Western Australia. “He was a volunteer ... other things people did not need to see. Aerial view of Wharton Beach, Cape Le Grand National Park. Picture: Tourism Australia.