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‘Nets will stay’ says DPI

Minister for Primary Industries and Gympie MP Tony Perrett said swimmer safety on Queensland beaches should be the highest priority; therefore, shark nets will remain until better protection measures can be found. (File)
Donna Jones

Minister for Primary Industries and Gympie MP, Tony Perrett, has no plans to bow to public pressure to remove shark […]

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