A Perth council is setting a cap on how many people can recreate together at Mosman Beach, with a limit of 30 participants. The issue is highlighted by sunrise yoga sessions run by Amy Nicholls at the beach. According to reports, her classes have grown over the past year from about 20 people to as many as 200 attendees. The coverage frames the question as how authorities determine when public beach recreation becomes too crowded, and what limits apply to organised group activities. All three outlets describe the same core details: Nicholls’ expanding yoga sessions at Mosman Beach, the council’s stated threshold of 30 people, and the broader discussion about managing numbers on shared public space. While the reports focus on the growing size of one event, they do not indicate whether Nicholls’ sessions are currently affected or what enforcement or compliance steps the council plans to take. The articles collectively underscore the tension between increasing community activities and local rules intended to manage capacity on the beach.