Exmouth Gulf

And particularly along the Pilbara Coast and in Ningaloo, the impacts were profound.

And just to give you a personal example, I was up there doing other work in Exmouth Gulf in May in 2025 and went diving in Exmouth Gulf, Ningaloo Reef and at the Murons.

And at the Murons, I had to get out of the water because I was crying.

It was just devastating.

And people, it was other scientists had exactly the same reaction.

You could certainly check with Damien, but...

The people who were actually in Exmouth Gulf, I know friends that were talking about leaving, you know, they lived there because it was so devastating what had happened to the reef.

So really profound impact across the whole community and the traditional owners as well.

Now, what happened with Jaywick? Again, AI's had a bit of fun here, and the arrows are sometimes pointing in the wrong direction, but you get the idea.

They left from Exmouth Gulf, which is actually off the map, and they sailed north, and they went through the Lombok Strait, which is a strait of water that separates Bali in the west and Lombok in the east, and then they headed up through here and headed northwest towards Singapore.

They came to an island called Panjang Island.

And Panjang Island is located about 30 nautical miles from where we stand today.