While the NSW Government worked itself into a lather over greyhounds chasing ‘live bait’, speaking emotively of bunny rabbits being ‘torn apart’, it’s strangely inexplicable why it procrastinates at the thought of netting to protect live human bait from being torn apart by predatory sharks.
Since 1998, when killing sharks became illegal, there’s been an every increasing outcry to protect swimmers and surfers.
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