A member of the public alerted lifeguards that a shark was swimming near the shore before the shark alarm was activated, forcing everyone out of the water.
Jack Frost, 24, managed to paddle 600m back to shore while bleeding heavily after he was attacked by a great white shark in the Margaret River region, south of Perth late last month.
There's no shortage of shark-related news in in Australia - but despite our fearful fascination with these majestic beasts, the chances of one of those needle-like teeth ever puncturing your skin are staggeringly low.
A surfer managed to paddle 600m back to shore while bleeding heavily after he was attacked by a Great White Shark in the Margaret River region, south of Perth.
Sharks have scared us a lot this year, primarily for suspected attacks on humans - however, humans are a larger threat to sharks than sharks are to us.
A new interactive map has launched online unveiling Australia's major hotspots for shark attacks, with two states in particular emerging as danger zones.
The 11-year-old was rushed to Exmouth Hospital after being attacked while he was snorkelling in waters off Kurrajong Campsite in the Cape Range National Park.
The professional angler was able to capture an extreme close-up off the apex predator after it rammed his boat with so much force it was left with paint smears.
Five sharks, including great whites, were spotted swimming near popular beaches by both the Surf Life Saving Westpac helicopter and locals within a 24-hour period.