The victim of Sydney’s first fatal shark attack in 60 years has been identified as an expat diving instructor from Britain, who was training for a charity swim.
Simon Nellist, 35, who was engaged to be married to his Australian girlfriend, was an experienced diving instructor who had previously objected to protective shark nets being placed around beaches.
He was attacked by a four-metre-long shark while training for a charity swim at Buchan Point, near Little Bay, to the southeast of Sydney on Wednesday afternoon.
Simon Nellist, a diving instructor, was said by a friend to be “connected to the ocean”
His remains were found in the water an hour later, along with part of his torn wetsuit.
Nellist lived in the Sydney suburb of Wolli Creek with his Australian fiancée Jessie Ho, who friends said he had been due marry
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2022-02-17 16:00:00Z
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