'Forget it': NSW beachgoers urged to cancel plans amid hazardous weather
New South Wales beaches will be too dangerous to visit this weekend, with authorities issuing a warning to rock fishers, swimmers and boaters to stay away from the coastline.
'Forget it': NSW beachgoers urged to cancel plans amid hazardous weather
New South Wales beaches will be too dangerous to visit this weekend, with authorities issuing a warning to rock fishers, swimmers and boaters to stay away from the coastline.
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