New of the recent attacks shocked as that area has not been known for them.
But last few years norther NSW ans WA has become almost common place as sharks head inshore should we be killing them?
stay out of the water seems hardly an option so net, kill, or how do we protect humans, do we even protect humans?

I am a conservationist, but some give that word a bad name.
Calls to stop killing sharks after the recent attacks, this year and last, seem rather silly to me.
As Australian Salmon, no longer netted for cat food, become huge schools feeding near NSW beaches sharks follow them, and we see more attacks, humans or sharks? what do others think

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The very earliest seafarers wrote of "there are big fish & they have terrible teeth & they eat men".

The consumers demand seafood so now that the sharks' food chain is missing quite a few links, the animals do what animals do. They grab anything that moves. Never before have so many humans been frolicking in the sea so it seems only natural to me that humans will play an ever greater role on the sharks' menú.

Marine Parks in particular make good Dollars from people in the water so, culling is the only way to prevent fatal encounters of the toothy kind.
Educating or rather enlightening people not to swim during shark feeding times is a must.

Dear Belly,

We need to make beach going as safe as possible but
I don't think that zero-risk exists and that culling
is the answer.

Do we cull brown snakes, crocodiles, and other "dangerous"
creatures? Or do we call someone to remove them?
There must be better ways of dealing with these problems
than killing.

shark is eaten around the world. Some shark tastes good.