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Leah Stewart: Shark attack victim honoured at Coogee Beach swim out with thousands of attendees

Leah Stewart: Shark attack victim honoured at Coogee Beach swim out with thousands of attendees
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Thousands of people gathered at Coogee Beach in Sydney for a swim-out to honor Leah Stewart, a teacher who suffered severe injuries in a shark attack. The event served as a show of community support while the victim remains in intensive care.

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The incident has reignited public debate in Australia regarding shark mitigation strategies and beach safety protocols.

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Coogee Beach was flooded by swimmers who gathered to honour Leah Stewart, who was mauled by a suspected great white shark last weekend.

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The report focuses on community solidarity while acknowledging the broader policy debate surrounding shark attacks.

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