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A man has drowned off Dee Why Beach, on Sydney's Northern Beaches, after he was found struggling in the water.

A warm change is expected to hit Australia's east coast this weekend with temperatures in Melbourne set to climb into the mid-20s. The warm weekend will be a welcome change for most after both New South Wales and Victoria experienced an unusually cold start to autumn.   NSW recorded its coldest start to autumn since 2012 with the lowest maximum and minimum average temperatures.  This weekend Sydney can expect warmer temperatures with a top of 25C on Sunday with only some patchy showers expected throughout the weekend.  Melbourne will enjoy a sunny weekend with temperatures soaring into th...

Share 'I noticed a lot of plastic rubbish and bottles that had clumped together, I thought ''man, the poor sea life''. A few seconds later, what I thought was a dog rushed past me in the water,' he said. 'It seemed to be loving the attention and made its way towards the Mosman Rowers Club. 'I've only ever seen trout and other fish in Mosman Bay so it definitely seems out of the ordinary.' My Hazelwood, an aspiring musician, said he's currently working on a music project about the ocean, teasing the seal 'might get his own song'.

NSW health authorities have admitted we may never know who the source of the NSW COVID-19 outbreak was, and how it spread to the Northern Beaches. While it's suspected the cluster originated from a returned traveller from overseas who arrived in Australia on December 1, pinpointing the exact source could prove an impossible task, NSW Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant told reporters today. The cluster of COVID-19 cases linked to the affluent Northern Beaches suburb of Avalon has now grown to 68. There were 30 new cases of locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in NSW overnight, with 28 so far li...

Western Australia has slammed shut its borders to all NSW residents, throwing Christmas plans into chaos.    Following the outbreak in the Harbour City, travellers making their way to Queensland from NSW now require a border pass declaration to enter the Sunshine State. And the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race due to commence on Boxing Day has been cancelled for the first time in 76 years due to the coronavirus outbreak. The message (pictured above) couldn't have been clearer at Dee Why Beach for residents of Sydney's Northern Beaches, who are now in full lockdown Opera Bar (pictured above) res...