Police are appealing for public assistance after an officer was injured in a fail to stop motor vehicle incident in Sydney’s eastern suburbs overnight.
About 9.45pm yesterday (Saturday 2 January 2021), plain clothes police attached to Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command were conducting proactive patrols in the Bondi Junction area targeting drug related crime.
Waverley Council and Woollahra Council have put in fencing to prevent those wishing to watch the fireworks this New Years Eve across the eastern suburbs vantage points.
The NSW Government message is clear. Stay home and watch the fireworks on Television.
Power has been cut to a number of homes after a large tree came crashing down on Edgecliff Rd in Woollahra this evening.
The incident happened at around 10.00pm with residents reporting a power arc outside their home.
A 40-year-old man is in hospital and another being questioned after an incident involving two males in Bondi at 4.50pm this evening.
It's understood a man was hit in the face causing him to fall backwards and impact his head on the ground.
At around 10.45pm emergency services responded to a call for assistance after a 25-year-old man fell down a flight of stairs in O'Donnell St, North Bondi.
It's understood the male had fallen 5 metres landing on his head and back.
General duties and intensive care paramedics were tasked to assist with patient treatment with police assisting with investigations & scene safety.
Emergency services have responded to a serious incident in Grafton St Bondi Junction at around 10.15am this morning after a pedestrian was struck by a bus.
A woman aged in her twenties sustained critical injuries. Bystanders rushed to assist the unconscious woman and commenced CPR.
A 24-year-old man has been transported to St Vincent's hospital in a serious but stable condition after a three metre high brick wall collapsed on him just before 8.00am today in Gilgandra Rd, Bondi
The builder suffered additional injuries after he fell into a sharp object causing two penetrating chest injuries.
