Man arrested over alleged intimate recordings at Sydney’s Bronte Beach

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Man arrested over alleged intimate recordings at Sydney’s Bronte Beach

A man was arrested at Sydney’s busy Bronte Beach after allegedly recording intimate images without consent on Australia Day.

Police were called to the popular swim spot shortly before 4pm on Sunday following reports of inappropriate behaviour.

Officers arrived and arrested a 63-year-old man, which was captured on camera by the NewsWire, before he was taken to Waverley police station.

Camera IconA man has been arrested at Sydney’s busy Bronte Beach after allegedly recording intimate images without consent. NewsWire / Damian Shaw Credit: News Corp Australia

He has since been charged with three counts each of intentionally recording intimate images without consent and offensive behaviour in a public place.

He was refused bail to appear before Parramatta Local Court on Monday.

Thousands flocked to beaches across the country to soak up the sun on Australia Day.

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Camera IconThousands of people flocked to Sydney’s beaches on Australia Day. NewsWire / Damian Shaw Credit: News Corp Australia

The celebrations came as an online survey of more than 21,000 people, conducted by News Corp, showed at least 87 per cent think our national day should remain as it is, and at least three in four Australians declared any government that changes the date would losetheir support.

Just 12 per cent of respondents backed calls to change the date, and one per cent advocated for no celebrationat all. At Circular Quay, RAAF Roulettes flew over the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

Shortly after midday, the annual Ferrython was held in Sydney Harbour, with eager fans watching in anticipation as four ferriescompeted for first place along the iconic stretch of water.

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Camera IconPolice were out in force throughout the day, including at Bronte Beach. NewsWire / Damian Shaw Credit: News Corp Australia

Four Emerald Class ferries – named after famous Australians including May Gibbs, Catherine Hamlin, Bungaree and Fred Hollow – took up their starting positions at Sydney Harbour Bridge before completing two laps of Fort Denison and towards the SydneyOpera House.

Each vessel was decked out in decorations and bright colours to honour their namesakes, with the teams of each ferry supportingdifferent groups, with May Gibbs supporting the State Emergency Services (SES).

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