Cops to call 16 witnesses over NRL star’s alleged assault
A Sea Eagles star is denying assault charges after being arrested at his local pizzeria, but police have lined up 16 prosecution witnesses for the court case.
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Thick smoke from a truck fire closed Mona Vale Rd at rush hour on Wednesday.
One-punch victim had met friends after three week lockdown
A man, 26, is still in a critical condition two days after an alleged assault at Delwood Beach where he was enjoying the company of friends after emerging from the northern beaches COVID lockdown.
Urgent hunt for source of new COVID cases
Health officials are scrambling to work out how a man and a woman on the northern beaches became the latest people to catch COVID from a community source.
Historic park set for makeover
One of the first parks created on the northern beaches is set for a major makeover — and the public has been asked for ideas.
Why new Manly ferries have been delayed
Debate about whether the Manly ferries should be replaced by faster and more frequent vessels is set to continue after confirmation that delivery of the new boats has been delayed.
Peninsula’s COVID lockdown to be lifted
Despite “some reservations” from health officials the strict COVID lockdown on the northern end of the northern beaches will end at 12.01am on Sunday.
Peninsula police to crack down on COVID mask order
You have been warned — people who blatantly ignore a COVID-19 health order to wear a face mask will be hit with $200 fines by northern beaches police.
‘Urgent’ probe into latest COVID case
Health officials are scrambling to work out how a man on the northern beaches became the latest person to catch COVID from a community source.
Dramatic lightning strike caught on phone
A spectacular lightning photo has emerged as the SES was called out for second night running after more thunderstorms hit the northern beaches.
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