Historical reference record — not independently verified
Shark incident at Junpinpin Off Stradbroke Island Queensland Australia — 1974
Original historical summary
The original reference is retained below. Supplementary source details appear in the fact panel; protected facts and unresolved differences remain unchanged.
A historical reference describes an event at Junpinpin Off Stradbroke Island Queensland Australia in 1974. Recorded activity: Unknown. Classification: Unknown. Outcome: Unknown.
Original reference details
- Location recorded in the historical reference: Junpinpin Off Stradbroke Island Queensland Australia.
- Date: 1974.
- Activity: Unknown.
- Classification: Unknown.
- Outcome: Unknown.
Source limitations and unresolved differences
- The retained evidence does not support a more precise activity; it remains Unknown.
- The retained evidence does not support a more precise outcome; it remains Unknown.
- The surviving evidence does not justify a more specific incident classification.
- No shark species identification is supported by the retained evidence.
- The date is intentionally shown with limited precision; no day is invented.
- This restoration uses a supplied historical summary citing the general GSAF incident log, not a case-level primary document. It has not been independently verified.
- The supplied source lists 1974-09-01; the existing reviewed date is retained pending case-level reconciliation.
Fact panel
- Date
- 1974
- Date precision
- Year
- Location
- Junpinpin Off Stradbroke Island Queensland Australia
- Country
- Australia
- Activity
- 3.3 m fishing boat sank. Treveluwe & Peter Hodgson (wearing lifejackets) were drifting in the current
- Incident classification
- Unknown
- Area / state
- Queensland
- Person / vessel
- Adrian Treveluwe
- Age
- 30.0
- Sex
- M
- Outcome
- Unknown
- Species
- Unknown
- Species confidence
- Unknown
- Coordinate precision
- Region
Incident location
Junpinpin, off Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia
Approximate area: Queensland
The marker represents the named area, not the exact incident site.
The interactive map loads when it comes into view. Incident details remain available as text.
Location precision: Approximate area
Representative map position for Queensland from Natural Earth. This marks the general area, not the exact incident site. This is historical location context, not live shark tracking or a measure of risk.
Sources and verification
- Historical incident log (general reference) — Global Shark Attack FileSupports: General reference cited by the supplied historical summary; not independently checked against a case-level record.
- GSAF-derived structured public mirror (sascha-pst/bullish_on_sharks/global_shark_attacks.csv) — github.comSupports: Supplementary historical fields; existing reviewed facts retained
Shark incident records can change as investigations develop. This page shows the current verification status and was last restored from supplied historical reference material on 2026-09-04.
Historical facts retain the provenance and uncertainty of the cited references. Source timestamps record when the supplied material was imported, not an independent source retrieval or verification.
Supplementary content updated: 2026-09-24. This does not change the original verification status or review date.