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Indians swimming in Australia: Why are some drowning? How can Indian-Australians learn to swim? - Vimarsana News

Indians swimming in Australia: Why are some drowning? How can Indian-Australians learn to swim?

The Indian-Australian community is reeling from multiple drowning tragedies. What needs to change?

Phillip Island drownings: How social media lures the unsuspecting to Victoria's dangerous beaches - Vimarsana News

Phillip Island drownings: How social media lures the unsuspecting to Victoria's dangerous beaches

Social media is promoting beautiful but potentially dangerous beaches. Does more need to be done to impart safety messages to avert more drownings. Forrest Caves, Woolamai, Phillip Island, Kilcunda.

Phillip Island drownings: How social media lures the unsuspecting to Victoria's dangerous beaches - Vimarsana News

Phillip Island drownings: How social media lures the unsuspecting to Victoria's dangerous beaches

Social media is promoting beautiful but potentially dangerous beaches. Does more need to be done to impart safety messages to avert more drownings. Forrest Caves, Woolamai, Phillip Island, Kilcunda.

Source: smh.com.au
Mornington Peninsula drowning: Swimmer missing off Rye - Vimarsana News

Mornington Peninsula drowning: Swimmer missing off Rye

A 20-year-old man is missing at Rye after being caught in a rip. Victoria has suffered a spate of drownings this summer, including the state’s deadliest for almost two decades on January 24.

Mornington Peninsula drowning: Swimmer missing off Rye - Vimarsana News

Mornington Peninsula drowning: Swimmer missing off Rye

A 20-year-old swimmer is feared dead after he was caught in a rip off a Mornington Peninsula beach on Sunday night.

Source: smh.com.au