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This map shows the latest information on reported sightings from agencies such as Water Police and SLSWA, and the latest shark detections from our Shark Monitoring Network to help you.
Discover recent shark attacks in Australia. Dive into detailed insights: from the date, location and activity to the victim's age and the shark species involved.
The Australian Shark-Incident Database (ASID), formerly known as the Australian Shark Attack File (ASAF), quantifies temporal and spatial patterns of shark-human interactions in Australia.
Every West Australian can bring something to the beach, to help stay safe. It's our Sea Sense. Switch on your Sea Sense by checking for shark activity before you go to the beach. View the latest reported sightings and tagged shark detections before you hit the water. Check Now
30 sty 2023 · Shark sightings have prompted lifeguards to evacuate one of the Gold Coast's busiest beaches multiple times in the past week. Now, aerial vision just off the headland at Burleigh Heads has confirmed that sharks have been cruising in the shallows. We asked a biologist what it all means. Is it unusual to see sharks off Gold Coast beaches? Not really.
The shark sightings recorded on this site do not necessarily indicate the presence or absence of sharks in any particular area or at a certain time and recorded sightings may not be specifically accurate, valid, or useful. Sightings are rarely verified or confirmed. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) takes no ...
Find information and resources to help you reduce the risk of a close encounter with a shark at NSW beaches and estuaries.
