'Gigantic waves' batter NSW coastline amid 'treacherous' surf conditions
Huge swells have inundated NSW beaches as most of the coastline remains closed to the public due to hazardous surf conditions.
'Gigantic waves' batter NSW coastline amid 'treacherous' surf conditions
Huge swells have inundated NSW beaches as most of the coastline remains closed to the public due to hazardous surf conditions.
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