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Body retrieved from waters near The Gap at Vaucluse amid search for man wanted by police over death of Lilie James at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney - Vimarsana News

Body retrieved from waters near The Gap at Vaucluse amid search for man wanted by police over death of Lilie James at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney

Emergency services have retrieved a body near The Gap in Sydney's east, amid a police search for the killer of young water polo coach Lilie James. 

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Stephens Examiner - Vimarsana News

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Stephens Examiner

The major multi-agency search was in full swing again on Saturday morning.

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Macquarie News - Vimarsana News

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Macquarie News

The major multi-agency search was in full swing again on Saturday morning.

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | The Singleton Argus

The major multi-agency search was in full swing again on Saturday morning.

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Stephens Examiner - Vimarsana News

Port Stephens police, Marine Rescue NSW search for missing helicopter resumes Saturday | Port Stephens Examiner

Emergency services made the grim discovery just after 12pm.