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26 September 2026

When a shark strikes, governments face pressure to act. But do catch-and-kill orders actually make the water safer?

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When a shark strikes, governments face pressure to act. But do catch-and-kill orders actually make the water safer?

When a kill order is issued, the race begins to find a shark that could already be long gone.

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