Australia's beach cabana drama sparked a turf war

‘Un-Australian’ name-calling no solution to beach wars
Let’s decide what to do, give guidelines of behaviour and then implement them. For example, could there be sections of the beach next to the flagged area reserved for cabanas?
Why Australians are split about their beach cabanas
Australians are split over use of portable cabanas to reserve prime spots on the beach – a debate that taps into long-standing class tensions in the country regarding access to the coastline. This week,
How Australia's beach cabana drama sparked a turf war
For years, a controversial invader has been gradually taking over Australia's beloved beaches. Swallowing up the sand, blocking ocean views and turning the shore into an irksome maze is a sea of large beach tents, called cabanas in Australia. "It's chokkas. They're all over the place," Sydneysider Claire, 30, told the BBC.
Australia's Prime Minister Wades in to Debate Over Beach Cabanas
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday waded in to a debate over the use of portable cabanas to reserve prime spots on the nation's beaches, saying the practice was "not on" and against the country's egalitarian spirit.
Beach Cabanas Ignite Debate Over Aussie Egalitarian Spirit
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has entered the fray over portable cabanas used to reserve beach spots, criticizing it as contradictory to Australia's egalitarian spirit. With temperatures soaring,
'Everyone owns the beach': PM joins in debate on cabanas
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has criticised beachgoers who take over the shoreline with designer shelters known as beach cabanas, reminding them that in Australia "everyone owns the beach". Dana Daniel is Senior Political Reporter for The Canberra Times.
‘Un-Australian and elitist’: Senator’s reaction to Prime Minister’s Cool Cabanas comment
Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie has accused Anthony Albanese of being “un-Australian” and “elitist” after he weighed in on Australia’s controversial seaside cabana culture.
Australia’s prime minister joins intense debate over beach cabanas
Portable cabanas used to reserve spots on Australian beaches are ‘un-Australian’, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Debate over using beach cabanas at popular travel destination prompts prime minister to weigh in
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has addressed a recent debate on people reserving sand space with portable cabanas on the country's beaches. Social media users weigh in.
'Un-Australian': TV host weighs in on beach cabana debate
A new trend has emerged on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, where beachgoers are using cabanas to reserve prime beach real estate.
Calls for beach cabana regulations in popular tourist hotspots
Tourism Australia's beach ambassador Brad Farmer believes the time has come for regulations amid a cabana takeover on ...
The great debate: Are Cool Cabanas a sun-safe beach haven or a dangerous eyesore?
If you have been on a Perth beach this summer, you will have seen one of these and it’s a topic that’s even got Albo hot ...
‘Not on’: Anthony Albanese calls out Aussies on misuse of beach cabanas to reserve space
Anthony Albanese has weighed in on the use of shade structures on Aussie beaches to reserve space, saying the controversial ...