Swimmers are being urged to avoid open or exposed beaches at southeast Queensland or northern NSW over fears of a monster shark.
There have been no sightings as yet but authorities believe a great white shark measuring up to 6m long has been lurking off Queensland's Stradbroke Island.
Routine equipment checks off Stradbroke Island's Main Beach found that a shark hook had been bent with such force that it was almost straight.
Swimmers are being warned to take precautions and swim in only patrolled beaches between the flags.
There have been no sightings as yet but authorities believe a great white shark measuring up to 6m long has been lurking off Queensland's Stradbroke Island.
Routine equipment checks off Stradbroke Island's Main Beach found that a shark hook had been bent with such force that it was almost straight.
Swimmers are being warned to take precautions and swim in only patrolled beaches between the flags.
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