Nearly 100 people drowned across Australia last Summer, a 10 per cent increase, according to The Royal Life Saving Society.

On average, one in four of those who drown in Australia are born overseas. In Victoria, 40 per cent of drowning victims are from a multicultural background. So what can be done to bridge what some in multicultural communities are calling, a culture gap?

Guests:Jay Shah, Director of the India Australia Diaspora Foundation Justin Scarr, CEO of the Royal Life Saving Society, Australia