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The Kyle & Jackie O Show

BREAKING: Fourth Shark Attack On NSW Coastline In 48 Hours

20 Jan 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

2.005 - 11.466 Kyle Sandilands

iHeart Podcasts. Hear more Kiss Podcast playlists and listen live on the free iHeart app. Hi, it's John and Nick from the Kyle and Jackie O Show.

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Chapter 2: What recent shark attacks have occurred on the NSW coastline?

11.486 - 33.43 Kyle Sandilands

And in some breaking news, a surfer has escaped serious injury after being bitten by a shark on the New South Wales mid-north coast. And it is the fourth confirmed shark attack on the New South Wales state coastline in the past 48 hours. The 39-year-old man was surfing at Point Plummer near Crescent Head on Tuesday morning when the shark bit through his board.

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33.711 - 37.615 Kyle Sandilands

The man has been taken to hospital with minor cuts and grazes to one of his legs.

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37.595 - 45.085 Steve Pearce

Surf life-saving New South Wales chief executive Steve Pearce says the surfer was lucky to be alive and was now recovering at Kempsey District Hospital.

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45.405 - 59.163 Kyle Sandilands

Shark surveillance drones were operating in the area at the time of the attack. This is all in addition to just after 6pm on Monday, a 27-year-old man suffered critical injuries after being bitten by a shark at North Stain Beach in Manly on Sydney's northern beaches.

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59.643 - 66.252 Kyle Sandilands

Swimming spots on the northern beaches have been closed to surfers and swimmers for the next 48 hours following a spate of shark attacks.

Chapter 3: What are the details of the latest shark attack incident?

66.232 - 85.59 Kyle Sandilands

This comes as shark experts have warned families and surfers to stay out of the water around Sydney for the next week predicting it's the most dangerous time we've seen in years. As water temperatures rise, experts say it's providing perfect conditions for bull sharks with dirty water from recent storms stimulating the sharks and reducing visibility for surfers.

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