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Shark attack: man dies on Great Barrier Reef in far north Queensland
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Shark attack: man dies on Great Barrier Reef in far north Queensland

By Ben Smee Queensland state correspondentMay 24, 2026·Source: The Guardian·45 views

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The 39-year-old was reportedly fishing at Kennedy Shoal between Cairns and Townsville when emergency services alerted about middayGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA man has died after a shark attack on the Great Barrier Reef south of Cairns.The 39-year-old had reportedly been fishing at Kennedy Shoal, a shallow reef about 50km off the Queensland coast, between Cairns and Townsville. Continue reading...

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