Tag: beaches
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Agnes Water: Surfing Culture and a Laid-Back Queensland Gem
Introduction: A coastal town that makes visitors stay Nestled on the central Queensland coast, Agnes Water is the kind of place travellers visit once and decide to stay. Its reputation isn’t built on flashy nightlife or high-rise fantasies, but on the honest pull of good surf, pristine beaches, and a community that treats visitors as…
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Agnes Water: A Surfing Haven in Central Queensland
Introduction: A Coastal Gem That Calls You Back Nestled on Queensland’s central coast, Agnes Water is the kind of place travelers visit once and decide to stay. Its pristine beaches, relaxed vibe, and a surf culture that feels timeless make it a magnet for wave seekers and wanderers alike. The town sits near the mouth…
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Deadly Day on the Water Prompts Police Safety Warning in NZ
Police urge heightened caution after deadly day on New Zealand’s waters New Zealand police are issuing a stark warning after a day marked by tragedy across rivers, lakes, and beaches. In what authorities describe as an exceptionally dangerous stretch of weather and water conditions, two lives were lost, two people were injured, and another remains…
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Kelp Harvesting Confusion at Lüderitz: Governance Gaps Behind Beach-Cast Debates
Overview: A Coastal Debate Without Clear Rules Beach-cast kelp harvesting has long been part of Lüderitz’s coastal economy, supporting local livelihoods and contributing to the region’s biodiversity. But recent weeks have seen a swirl of confusion as government agencies grapple with mandates, resulting in prolonged uncertainty over what, if any, kelp may be harvested along…
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Water pollution warnings for Wellington, Lower Hutt: unsafe swimming across spots
Overview: Safety warnings issued for Wellington and Lower Hutt beaches Authorities have issued urgent water safety warnings after two wastewater discharges, leading to red “unsuitable for swimming” labels across all Wellington swimming spots. The warnings cover Wellington’s south coast and extend to the Lower Hutt coastline as officials assess water quality and health risks. With…
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Court condemns eThekwini for unlawful beach reopenings amid E. coli risks
Judgment frames a strong rebuke to eThekwini Municipality The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has issued a scathing ruling against the eThekwini Municipality, accusing it of endangering public health by reopening beaches with dangerously high levels of E. coli without provincial authorization. The case centers on whether the city acted within the law when it allowed beach…
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Bargain to Be Had: Coromandel Beachfront Property Goes for Less Than RV of $9 Million
Overview: A Coromandel Beachfront Opportunity A rare chance to acquire a large piece of Coromandel coastline has emerged as a 103-hectare beachfront property at Ōtama Bay hits the market for less than its $9 million RV. The listing signals a potential windfall for buyers seeking a blank canvas with picturesque coastal appeal in one of…
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Southern Water apologises for plastic biobead spill in Sussex
Overview: a spill that shocked Sussex communities Southern Water has issued a formal apology after a catastrophic spill of plastic biobeads polluted the Sussex coastline. Local charities and residents reported millions of tiny beads washing up along popular beaches, including Camber Sands, over a turbulent weekend. The incident has raised urgent questions about industrial oversight,…
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Best Places to Go in Africa in 2026
Introduction: Africa’s Seasonal Tapestry in 2026 As travel rebounds in 2026, Africa stands out with a tapestry of safaris, pristine coastlines, ancient cities, and modern urban hubs. From the wildlife-rich savannas of East Africa to the sun-kissed shores of the Indian Ocean, the continent invites curious explorers and adventurous travelers alike. Here’s our curated list…