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An Audi driver has been slammed online after he was caught taking up two parking spots at a busy beach car park in summer. A frustrated beach goer shared an image of the red Audi taking up the two spots to Reddit. “One of the busiest beach Days Of The Year and this a******* parked like this,” the post read. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> While it’s not known exactly which beach the image was snapped at, many believed it looked like the Dee Why beach car park in Sydney’s northern suburbs. Other frustrated Reddit users slammed the driver’s actions in the comments section of the post. “I don’t get the logic here,” one person commented. An Audi driver has been slammed online after he was caught taking up two parking spots at a busy beach car park in summer.  Credit: Reddit “Presumably they’re trying to avoid others opening doors into their car, but aren’t they just begging passersby to do much worse?” “Just look at the picture. He doesn’t tak...

Perth beachgoers at a popular beach had a close call when a large tiger shark made is way into the shallows on Monday evening. The shark was first spotted by Surf Life Saving WA at Mullaloo Beach just after 6pm with beachgoers evacuated from the water as the terrifying visitor, known as Trevor to locals, swam around their legs. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Shark spotted at WA’s Mullaloo Beach. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Drone photographer Toby Nicol was on hand to capture dramatic footage of the shark making its way up and down the beach. “After seeing reports that our local 2.5m tiger shark nicknamed ‘Trevor’ was doing the rounds at Mullaloo today, I headed over after work,” Nicol said on Instagram. “After many laps of the beach es north and south of Mullaloo I found Trev at Whitfords beach and followed him to Pinaroo Point where this close encounter happened.” Nicol’s drone captures a cool-headed woman in waist-deep water catching a glimpse of the shark ...

A seemingly innocent family beach photo has sparked a heated debate online after a small detail in the background of the image was pointed out. At first, the image, taken at Melbourne’s Carrum Beach, just seems like a nice family photo, with a toddler and her dad on the sand smiling and waving at the camera. However, in the water behind the family an object which closely resembles a fin is circled. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> The photo was shared to social media by SES Chelsea Unit and sparked a debate as to what the object could be. The unit explained that same day, there were reports of a shark sighting just off the beach, between Bonbeach and Chelsea. “Well later, we received a message from a family ... who were at Carrum Beach, earlier in the morning,” the post read. “It was their little one’s first visit to the beach, and the gentleman’s partner grabbed a couple of snaps to record the day.” A seemingly innocent family beach photo has sparked...

The task of tracking down the source of a mystery object found beach ed in Western Australia continues for state and federal authorities, with the large metallic cylinder set to be moved to a secret location. The item was discovered near Green Head, 250km north of Perth on the state’s Mid West Coast, on Saturday. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Mystery object that washed up on WA beach set to be moved. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Authorities are in talks with the Shire of Coorow over the planned relocation and storage of the object, but it could be weeks before it is formally identified and its origin revealed. The Australian Space Agency (ASA) said the device, which appears to be partly made of a woven material, could be part of a space vehicle and is contacting other international agencies in a bid to identify it. The find — which was dubbed an “unidentified floating object ” — is understood to have been at sea for months before washing up in WA, given it...

A Sydney couple have been slammed online after they left a mess at a popular beach following their romantic proposal. Photos and videos posted to a local Facebook page revealed trash and plastic flower Pet als scattered all over the sand “just metres from the ocean” at Balmoral Beach on Sydney’s lower north shore. The frustrated local asked members of the group if they had spotted the pair or captured a photo of the proposal on Sunday afternoon. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> “Did anyone catch the contact details or take a photo of the engagement that happened on the south end of Balmoral yesterday afternoon?” she posted. “They left behind all of their trash, hundreds of plastic rose petals, sharp stakes sticking out of the sand and zip ties everywhere, just metres from our beautiful ocean. What a way to celebrate love hey?” A Sydney couple have been slammed online after they left a mess at a popular beach following their romantic proposal. Credit: ...