The Queensland Government has announced an $88.2 million expansion of its Shark Control Program, marking the largest investment in the program’s 60-year history. The four-year plan, starting July 2025, aims to boost swimmer safety through a mix of traditional methods and new technology. But the plan has ignited fierce debate about whether it will actually make beaches safer or simply harm more marine life. “Today’s announcement is big and bold. It puts swimmer safety first,” said Minister for Primary Industries Tony Perrett when unveiling the plan. The expanded program will increase shark control equipment servicing to 365 days per year, … Continue reading Queensland Shark Control Plan Worth $88.2M Under Fire After 7,800+ Marine Animal Deaths Revealed