Spearfishers in Western Australia call on the state government to increase funding and effort for shark tagging, citing two recent shark attacks. Both outlets report that local spearfishing stakeholders argue the state should make greater use of available technology to improve monitoring and understanding of sharks in coastal waters. The calls come after the attacks, which have renewed public attention on shark safety and how authorities manage the risk. While the articles focus on the response from spearfishing groups, they also describe the central issue as whether tagging programs are sufficiently scaled to provide better data. The proposals include ramping up the shark tagging program rather than introducing a new approach, with supporters saying the government already has the tools and resources to expand it. The coverage does not specify the number, location, or circumstances of the attacks in the provided excerpts, nor does it detail any official government response within the summaries. Overall, the reports present a shared push from spearfishers for an increased tagging effort in the wake of the incidents.