If you can swim you can swim, the question is if you may swim.

This is a matter for your local council as per local government act
633 Bathing (including nude bathing) and other water-based recreational activities
(1) A person who, in a place being-
(a) a public bathing place under the control of a council, or
(b) a river, watercourse or tidal or non-tidal water, or
(c) the sea adjacent to (although outside) an area, or
(d) a public place adjacent to any of those places,
fails to comply with the terms of a notice erected by the council is guilty of an offence.

So so if the council says you may not use the beach then you may not swim, whether you actually can or otherwise.

Of course, if you don't tell anyone you can do whatever you want, but it will be an offence, nude or otherwise.

Edit: you could take a boat far enough off shore to not be considered adjacent to an area or leave territorial waters altogether, in the latter case you would then be subject to quarantined restrictions on return.

I heard banned unless you are swimming to the hairdressers

japie said..

I see you are playing it safe, with 3G.

If you are in a fringe 4G area you are better off switching to 3G otherwise your phone (well my phone) will persist with the useless 4G signal rather than the perfectly fine 3G.

cauncy said..
I've been having a few tugs more than normal

Tug Boating is not banned, you still need to be careful though when docking and unloading