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Rodney Stevens

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Journalist at The Northern Star. My views are my own and not those of my employer.
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Tom sets more Australian records

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By Rodney Stevens Verified
| Australian Rural & Regional News
Just days after his 90th birthday Lower Clarence athlete Tom Hancock set four Australian records against Masters competitors including records that hadn’t been broken in 30 years. He first got involved in athletics when he joined the Melbourne High School Old Boys Athletic Club aged 15, and he has competed around the world for the past 75 years, setting multiple world records in his respective age divisions.
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No easy solution to shark crisis

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By Rodney Stevens Verified
| Clarence Valley Independent Verified
A 30-year professional fisherman who grew up surfing and spearfishing says he’s too worried about the shark numbers he sees in the ocean every week to paddle out at his favourite break.
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Increase mitigation or cull?

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By Rodney Stevens Verified
| Clarence Valley Independent Verified
A spate of shark attacks around Australia in the first half of 2026, including four fatalities and a recent local incident has seen calls for protections on sharks to be lifted or a cull to occur. This year the attacks began on January 18, at Sydney Harbour’s Shark Beach at Vaucluse, when a 12-year-old boy was killed by a suspected Bull shark.
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