🦈 Shark Sighting Shuts Down Dee Why Beach
Dee Why Beach was closed and evacuated on Friday morning after a shark was spotted by a drone. Lifesavers quickly responded to the sighting.
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Dee Why Beach and Long Reef Beach have reopened after a shark sighting on Tuesday morning led to beach closures and water evacuation. Lifeguards kept swimmers safe following the drone sighting.
Dee Why Beach was closed and evacuated on Friday morning after a shark was spotted by a drone. Lifesavers quickly responded to the sighting.
A 50-year-old sport instructor has been charged with eight counts of historic indecent assault following a comprehensive investigation by Strike Force Buxton into incidents on Sydney's Northern Beaches, including Dee Why. He will face court next month.
Drivers in Dee Why are urged to exercise caution as heavy rainfall has caused flooding on Pittwater Road at St David Avenue, impacting traffic.
Commuters using bus services in Dee Why and surrounding areas, including Chatswood, are experiencing delays of up to fifteen minutes due to significant heavy traffic. Plan for extra travel time.
Traffic lights at Pittwater Road and Dee Why Parade in Dee Why are currently blacked out due to a power failure. Motorists are advised to reduce speed and exercise caution in the area.
A recent oil spill on Pittwater Road at Dee Why Parade in Dee Why temporarily closed a northbound lane. Emergency services quickly cleared the hazard, restoring normal traffic flow.
Tiens Hot Bread Bakery in Dee Why has been hit with an $880 penalty by the NSW Food Authority for failing to maintain cleanliness, following a previous warning.
An Viet Street Food in Dee Why has been fined $660 for failing to appoint a food safety supervisor. The penalty notice was issued by Northern Beaches Council.
Emergency services are at a car crash on Pittwater Road near Warringah Road in Dee Why, causing heavy traffic in both directions. Motorists should reduce speed and prepare to merge, expecting delays in the area.
Dee Why's Route 180 buses are diverting from Campbell Avenue due to road works. Services from Parkes Road now use South Creek, Pittwater, Lismore, and Westminister Avenues, missing three stops.
Dee Why police are appealing for urgent public help to locate Trevor Baxter, 47, who vanished from Pittwater Road yesterday. Concerns are high due to his medical conditions.
A month-long police operation targeting illegal e-bike use across the Northern Beaches, including Dee Why, has resulted in 32 fines and the identification of 28 non-compliant bikes. Parents urged to ensure compliance.
A bus breakdown on Pittwater Road, just past St David Avenue in Dee Why, is causing delays for motorists. Transport for NSW and mechanics are attending the scene, with one northbound lane closed. Drivers are advised to reduce speed and prepare to merge.
An 85-year-old pedestrian has tragically passed away in hospital following a collision in Dee Why earlier this week. The NSW Police are investigating the incident.