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A teenage girl has been trampled by a bull at an event in far northeast New South Wales. She was flown to hospital with chest injuries.

A woman is recovering in hospital after being hit by a car on the Far North Coast this morning. Emergency crews were called to a property in Deepwater just before 10:30. They treated the 59-year-old for arm and upper body injuries. It's understood she was closing a gate when her vehicle rol ... by Georgia Schefe | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

One new overseas-acquired case of COVID-19 was recorded in the same period, bringing the total number of cases in NSW since the beginning of the pandemic to 5111. QLD has also recorded only one new case of the COVID-19 virus overnight, acquired overseas and detected in hotel quarantine. NSW Health said 85,175 tests had been conducted this week in NSW, with 6249 in the past 24 hours. Traces of COVID-19 were reported after sewage surveillance detection at Lennox Head on April 1, but there wee no traces detected on April 3. The Courier Mail reported while there are now 72 active cases in Qu...

20:24 EDT, 1 April 2021 7 shares A furious shopper allegedly punched a security guard in the face after he was told he had to wear a mask into a shopping centre after a coronavirus outbreak. The 47-year-old man walked into a shopping centre in Lismore, near Byron Bay on the NSW north coast, about 12.40pm on Thursday. He was stopped by a security guard and offered a free mask to wear inside, but instead allegedly punched him in the face. A man has been charged after allegedly punching a security guard and bystanders at a Lismore shopping centre (pictured) when he was told to wear a face ma...

Premium Content Subscriber only Two of the first frontline health workers to roll up their sleeves and get the COVID-19 vaccination have expressed relief after they were earlier involved in caring for positive pandemic cases at Lismore Base Hospital. But Northern NSW Local Health District chief executive Wayne Jones said the vaccination would not be mandatory, even for frontline health workers and clinicians in the intensive care unit. On Wednesday March 17, 2021, Intensive Care Nurse Rachel Benson and Infectious Diseases Registrar Dr David Stephenson received their first of two COVID-19 v...