Family of Western Australia shark attack victim Steven Payne says surfer would not support cull or to kill animal that bit him
The surfer who was killed by a shark in Western Australia this week would not want to have the animals or the one that fatally bit him to be culled, his heartbroken family say.
Surfer Steven Payne killed in WA shark attack remembered as ‘really good lad’
A surfer who was fatally mauled by a shark in front of his partner at a remote WA beach was a “talented sportsman” from New Zealand. Steven Payne, 37, who lived in the Melbourne region, was attacked while surfing at Wharton Beach near Esperance, 800km southeast of Perth, just after midday on Monday. His body is yet to be recovered.
Use your sea sense and stay informed by checking for shark activity on the SharkSmart website, SharkSmart WA app.” Ambulance ...
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Surfer brutally mauled to death by shark in front of helpless girlfriend on Australian beachAn Australian surfer was mauled to death by a shark in chest-deep water at a beach as his girlfriend watched the bloody scene ...
TRAGIC tributes have been paid to Steven Payne after the “incredible mate” and surfer was killed by a shark in Australia. Devastated friends remembered 37-year-old Payne – whose ...
Drone catches final moments of surfer mauled to death by shark in front of girlfriend - Tributes pour in for New Zealander Steven Payne, who was attacked on trip to Australia with his partner ...
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Steven Payne, 37, had been visiting Australia when he was attacked while surfing - bystanders who witnessed the attack ...
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The family of Melbourne man Steven Payne — the surfer killed by a shark at a beach near Esperance — have paid tribute to the “gentle giant”, describing him as a “smart, kind, funny and laid-back” man ...
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