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Head Above Water

Head Above Water

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 Your guide to Australia’s water culture – and how to dive in if you’ve always felt left out. Comedian Sashi Perera is on a mission to help her friend, Suren Jayemanne, feel confident in the water – and you’re invited! They'll take you across pools, beaches, lakes and boats. Along the way you’ll find out how to take your first plunge in a swimming lesson and hear some tips from Olympian Ian Thorpe.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Sciences sociales Sports aquatiques
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  • Introducing... Head Above Water

    Introducing... Head Above Water
    Sep 8 2025
    Meet comedians and good mates Sashi and Suren—one loves swimming and water, the other doesn’t like getting wet! Together they’re learning what Australians enjoy about water and how to get amongst it, from the basics of adult swimming lessons, to understanding how to spot a rip in the surf.
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    3 min
  • Facing freshwater –The secrets to exploring Australia's creeks, rivers and dams

    Facing freshwater –The secrets to exploring Australia's creeks, rivers and dams
    Sep 11 2025
    Australia’s inland waterways are magical—peaceful rivers, natural hot springs, and still, shimmering lakes. But while they offer amazing places to relax and cool off, they can also be unfamiliar and dangerous for people new to Australia. Learn how to stay safe, respect Indigenous land, and enjoy these freshwater spots.
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    20 min
  • On the rocks – The thrills, risks and dangers of Australian rock fishing

    On the rocks – The thrills, risks and dangers of Australian rock fishing
    Sep 11 2025
    Australia’s beaches are breathtaking, but they can also be dangerous—especially if you’re new to the country and unfamiliar with local water conditions. One activity that attracts many migrants is rock fishing. While it’s a popular pastime, it’s also considered one of Australia’s most dangerous sports.
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    17 min
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