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Australia on alert as outbreak on Sydneys Northern Beaches threatens to spread across New South Wales  17th new case within 24 hours recorded as 270,000 were asked to stay at home, avoid travel or going out But it was a different story in Sydneys CBD as hundreds of revellers celebrated the start of the festive season  The outbreak leaves travel plans in chaos as states and territories quickly stepped up travel restrictions 

NSW Health has urged Northern Beaches residents to be tested for COVID-19  There is currently a growing cluster of 17 infections in the Northern Beaches  Celebrity chef Pete Evans told Sydneysiders to not get tested on Facebook He said coronavirus is the common cold despite being a different disease  Evans has said he will quit Facebook but made more than 13 posts on Thursday

The northern beaches outbreak is from international strain, Premier says Still a mystery whether virus broke out of hotel quarantine or from flight crew  Events at Avalon RSL, local bowlo were virus seeding events   Pub restrictions were only eased by NSW Government in the previous week   A Bowlo patron even says he licked the floor in his excitement to hit dancefloor 

Sydneys beloved Northern Beaches seal is back, spotted enjoying the sun on a popular beach this morning. The seal waddled up three flights of stairs to lie down on the lawn at Dee Why Beach, attracting a crowd of passers-by as it napped on the grass. READ MORE: Police and animal authorities cordoned off the area to allow the animal to enjoy its peace and quiet. The seal is fast becoming a familiar face around the Northern Beaches, appearing in several locations along the coast over the last few...

Police and animal authorities arrived at the scene and cordoned off the area  Authorities believe the seal may be the same one who has recently visited area  A curious seal has been spotted lounging in the sun at a popular Sydney beach while onlookers watched on in awe. The seal waddled up three flights of stairs to lie down in the grassy area at Dee Why in the citys northern beaches at around 6am on Wednesday. ADVERTISEMENT Police and animal authorities arrived at the scene to rope off the a...

Seal becomes a daily sideshow A seal affectionately named “Reg” has become an instant hit with locals and tourists as he chills out daily on Sydney’s northern beaches. Pets & Animals by Darren Cartwright 16th Dec 2020 3:14 PM An Australian fur seal has captured the hearts of Sydneysiders and tourists as a daily "catch-me-if-you-can" attraction after randomly popping up on northern beaches for three months. The seal,...

A pool cleaning mogul who liked to wear Louis Vuitton and flaunt his lavish lifestyle on Instagram has been jailed for more than three years after his drug empire was busted. Aaron Waters, 27, was charged after police found $275,000 worth of MDMA, $43,000 worth of cocaine and $100,000 in cash in a garage at Manlys East Esplanade, in Sydneys northern beaches, in May 2019.  Waters spent 20 days behind bars before he was released on bail while waiting for his sentencing. He owns a Dee Why swimmin...

Posted December 12th, 2020 for Surfing Australia NARRABEEN BEACH, SYDNEY (Friday, 11 December 2020): The nudie Australian Boardriders Battle central NSW regional qualifier and the Northern Beaches Open – the final stop on the Australian Open of Surfing series – will form a gigantic long weekend of surfing on Sydney’s northern beaches when it all gets underway from Saturday, 12th December 2020. The nudie Australian Boardriders Battle will see 14 boardriders clubs competing for the c...

Deeply disappointed: Cyclists lose battle for new bike lane in Manly We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Deeply disappointed: Cyclists lose battle for new bike lane in Manly Normal text size Advertisement Plans to block traffic for a new bike lane in Manly have been shelved after an outcry from residents and businesses. Northern Beaches Council has backed away from a proposal to build a cycleway along The Corso and Darley Road in Manly and reduc...

News by Jane Hansen Premium Content   At Coledale beach on the 27th of February 1966, 14-year-old Bob Myatt witnessed a terrifying yet incredible site. A boy around the same age as him was pulled from the water by surf lifesavers with a 2.5m great white sharks jaws still clamped onto his right leg. The boy, Raymond Short, had been swimming when the shark grabbed his left thigh then let go. As Ray started swimming to shore, the shark swallowed his leg up t...