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Staying safe in Queensland
Queensland's surf beaches and tropical waterways call for different swimming decisions. Use patrol flags at surf beaches, heed local crocodile and marine stinger warnings, and plan for sun and heat.
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A beach that looks calm can still have a rip. Northern rivers, creeks and coastal waters need a separate check for crocodile or marine stinger advice. Treat signs and local authorities as the deciding source for each site. Carry water for hikes and long drives, and make sun protection part of outdoor plans.
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At surf beaches, swim between the red and yellow flags when a lifesaving patrol is operating.
Before entering tropical water, read current warning signs and follow local advice on crocodiles and marine stingers.
Carry drinking water on hikes and drives; bring a hat, protective clothing and sunscreen for exposed days.
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