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Again you miss my point James. ALL our beaches are safer than our roads. And things DO change over time regards jellyfish. Our wonderful scientists who can tell us the climate in 50 years time can't tell us if or why stinger populations are changing. It was a reasonable question, I thought.

That is true of all beaches. What's your point?

Things change over time Ajax. When I was a lad neither irukandji nor box jellies were a threat, but we never swam in open water anyway because of the sharks. Today everyone feels safe if they are wearing a stinger suit. (I still would not feel safe in a chain-mail suit :)) Box jellies became a...

My Grandparents lived right on the beach in a grand home. It was always shut up to keep out the wind and the salt destroyed anything "nice" they owned, including the pianola. Rusted the reo in the steel stumps too. I have an IP too close to the sandflies and it is a pain to rent. I would never...

You miss my point James. Isn't Hervey Bay "God's waiting room"? So you have a secluded beachside township 13 mins from a beachside township. :) Who will commute between them? I deliberately used the term "gainful employment" and you partly answered that by saying it is close to the new mine...

What's the appeal? A serious question: Who would want to live there? I wouldn't. "Sea breezes" get tiresome when in fact they are salt laden SE Trade winds. It just looks like an expensive w/ender to me and it's a long drive from anywhere you might be gainfully employed through roads which...