Drowning is a persistent and traumatic issue that affects thousands of families, first responders and communities every year. This report found there were 323 drowning deaths over the past 12 months, 16 per cent higher than the ten-year average. This report examines the factors that contribute to drowning deaths in Australia by examining who, where...

This report highlights research and analysis of fatal and non-fatal drowning across Australia between 1st July 2020 and 30th June 2021.

This research report reveals that 27% of total drowning deaths over the past ten years involved people who were born overseas. This includes recent arrivals, long-term residents, overseas tourists, international students, and those in Australia for work purposes.

This report examines the factors that contribute to drowning deaths in Australia by examining who, where, when and how people have drowned in Australian waterways over the last year.

Humane Society International's Michael Kennedy, claims a test of smart drums to protect swimmers from sharks in NSW is a PR exercise that will threaten other wildlife rather than make the beach safer.