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The Myth of the Open Australian Beach: Not Everyone Can Access These Spaces Equally

Community Photo: Silas Baisch/Unsplash Recently, the McIver’s Ladies Baths in Sydney came under fire for their (since removed) policy stating “only transgender women who’ve undergone a gender reassignment surgery are allowed entry”. The policy was seemingly in defiance of New South Wales’ anti-discrimination and sex discrimination acts. Managed since 1922 by the Randwick and Coogee Ladies Amateur Swimming Club, the baths are a haven for women and the last remaining women’s-only seawater pool in Australia. Just over 100 public ocean pools sit on Australia’s rocky coast, most in New South Wales. Segregated baths gave women a place to experience the water, prohibited from most beach access until “continental” (or mixed gender) bathing was introduced in the early 20th century.

Drowning numbers soar, prompting plea for water safety

Drowning numbers soar, prompting plea for water safety © AAP Surf Lifesavers watch on as beachgoers are seen at Bronte beach, in Sydney. Authorities are urging people to be careful on the water after a spate of drownings in Victoria and New South Wales. The warning comes as a heatwave in south-east Australia sees residents looking for respite in the water. Seven people have died in Victorian waterways in the past 10 days alone, while several others have drowned in NSW. In Victoria on Saturday two people died in separate incidents. In the first incident, a small vessel carrying two men overturned at Anglesea, roughly 100km south-west of Melbourne, along Victoria s Surf Coast.

I understand that loss means so much : How fatherhood changed Bondi Rescue lifeguard

‘I understand that loss means so much’: How fatherhood changed Bondi Rescue lifeguard We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Sunkissed and blessed with the shiniest teeth in Bondi, Anthony Carroll has one of Australia’s most recognisable faces. Quick with a smile, the lifeguard known as “Harries” is the star of Bondi Rescue as well as countless backpackers’ beach selfies. Bondi Rescue lifeguard Anthony Harries Carroll with wife Emily and sons Billy and Leo. Credit:James Alcock Carroll has spent more than three decades protecting beachgoers as a lifesaver and lifeguard, but there is a dark side to his love affair with the coastline.

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Pool owners need to stay vigilant this summer

Make sure you ve got the latest safety certificate before cooling off. Tweed s swimming pool and spa owners are reminded to remain vigilant and ensure their property meets the required safety standards. Under NSW Government legislation, all pools and spas must be registered and certified as part of the approval process. Additionally, anyone buying, selling or leasing properties with a swimming pool (including spas and wading pools) must have a Certificate of Registration and a Certificate of Compliance. This applies equally to short-stay holiday rentals offered through providers such as Airbnb.   Make sure you compliance certificate is up to date. A Certificate of Compliance is valid for three years, provided no changes have been made to the pool barrier during that time and these can be issued by council officers or private certifiers.

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