Australia’s Shark Attacks Expose Globalist Failures to Protect Coastal Communities

In the span of just three days, Australia’s most populous state has witnessed four brutal shark attacks, leaving a trail of injuries and renewed questions about public safety protocols. From Point Plomer to the northern beaches of Sydney, surfers and swimmers alike have faced life-threatening encounters with bull sharks—known for their aggressive behavior—amid murky coastal waters exacerbated by recent heavy rains. One could ask: How is it that in a nation as developed as Australia, these repeated incidents still catch citizens off-guard? The latest victim, a 39-year-old surfer whose board took the brunt of the attack saving his life, was...