A man in his 30s dies after being bitten by a suspected 4.5-metre shark near Michaelmas Island off the coast of Albany, Western Australia, on Saturday morning. Multiple reports say the man was in the water when the attack occurred and that he was later treated by paramedics at the scene for more than two hours. The West Australian and other outlets report that the man was spearfishing with family when the bite happened. ABC Australia and other sources describe the incident as involving a male diver who sustained the bite during a dive or while spearfishing near the island. Police and government sources cited by outlets confirm the death and state that the shark is suspected to be about 4.5 metres long. The incident is reported as occurring southeast of Perth, and it prompts a police and emergency response, including on-scene treatment prior to the man’s death. Authorities continue to treat the shark as suspected while investigating the circumstances of the attack.