There was a tragic story last week of the surfer killed by a 3.5-metre great white shark at Greenmount Beach, on the southern end of the Gold Coast.
The 46-year-old, Nick Slater, paddled out where many other surfers were, perhaps over a hundred as there often are.
This stretch of beach, from Snapper Rocks to Kirra, is not called ‘The Superbank’ for no reason.
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