A year after a 172X bus crashed into a North Balgowlah carport, the state’s transport safety investigator has found the driver likely hit the accelerator instead of the brake during a sharp left turn. But the Office of Transport Safety Investigations (OTSI) report, released on 14 October 2026, also found the route’s narrow streets, on-street parking and large buses made it difficult for drivers, a concern residents have raised for years.
The Keolis Northern Beaches bus, running from Warringah Mall to Wynyard, left the road at the corner of Coramba Street and Taree Avenue, North Balgowlah on 15 October 2025.
The bus crashed into a carport and retaining wall, and the carport roof collapsed onto a parked car. The driver and 18 passengers were not physically...
Wakehurst Parkway has finally reopened this morning after a period of heavy rainfall last night ( Tuesday, 13 October) which closed the Narrabeen-Oxford Falls...
Dee Why Police Station was evacuated this evening (8 October) after a member of the public handed in a live military-grade hand grenade.
The station...
Police seek person over Ingleside break and enter
Police are seeking help identifying the person pictured in relation to a break and enter in Ingleside...
Moods and views are two aspects of Sydney Harbour which photographer Ian ‘Haig’ Gilchrist can’t get enough of.
He says the moods are the changing...
Northern Beaches Liquor Accord Launches Lifetime Venue Ban Initiative
A 34-year-old Surry Hills man has become the first person to receive a lifetime venue ban...
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Manly Girls High School 50th Reunion: calling all former students of ’76
Proposed termination of Strata Scheme No. 2776 being property situated at 25 Ashburner Street,...
Obituary: Bruce George Baird AM 1942-2026