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Massive 900lbs mega shark caught as fishermen haul beast onto tiny boat after 45-minute battle Updated: 1 Mar 2021, 17:17 A HUGE 900lb tiger shark has been reeled in by a group of Sydney fishermen after a 45-minute grapple with the ferocious beast. Captain Paul Barning and the crew of the Dark Horse caught the deadly shark off the coast of Sydney, then brought it to shore to be weighed at Port Hacking in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. 5 5 The huge shark barely fit on the fishermen's boat Incredible images of the enormous catch provided to the Daily Mail show one of the fishermen holding onto th...

Huge 900lb shark is caught by fishermen after 45 minute battle to get it on boat Incredible images show the fishermen who grappled with a 900lb tiger shark for 45 minutes as they battled to bring their enormous catch to shore off the coast of Sydney, Australia The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll in...

Mary de Ruyter Built in 1905, Nelson's Wakefield Quay House B&B offers two guest rooms, a shared lounge and plenty of deck space on which to sit and stare out to sea. This offers relaxed luxury in a heritage villa that’s perfect for nautical nosey-parkers. THE PLACE Wakefield Quay House B&B is a proper grand dame, putting her best face forward in her second century. Built in 1905, the colonial charmer offers two guest rooms, a shared lounge and plenty of deck space on which to sit and stare out to sea. (You might even find words like “Avast!” and “landlubbers” creeping into your ...

“We saw it was this massive wasp nest swarming in wasps,” Edward said. They posted a picture of the nest on social media, where it was noticed by wasp exterminators Jan and Robert Fryer​ from FuturEcology. Edward Trolove with the now dead wasp nest he discovered on a bank next to the Cable Bay Rd near Nelson. It took almost a week for the Fryers to completely kill the nest, before digging it out with Edward present on Wednesday morning. Due to its scale and complexity, Robert said it took five visits to reduce the number of wasps before they could even get close to it.

Decanter New Zealand: Top 20 white wines of DWWA 2020 To celebrate New Zealand Wine Week, discover the country's top-scoring white wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards 2020... ‘Sauvignon Blanc is New Zealand’s calling card’ commented Rebecca Gibb MW, Regional Chair for New Zealand at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2020, but she added, ‘New Zealand makes excellent Chardonnay that continues to be underrated.’ From fresh and fruit-driven to creamy and textured examples, New Zealand Chardonnay is produced in a range of styles and is quickly becoming a benchmark. ...