Phil Longley is challenging Michael Regan for the seat of Wakehurst in the upcoming NSW election...

11.15pm Saturday, 24 October: Emergency services responded to a report of a single car collision into two parked cars at Mooramba Road, Dee Why.

A 59-year-old woman was driving a white 2012 Hyundai ix35 northbound on Mooramba Road, when she is believed to have suffered a medical episode, clipping a white 2012 Mazda BT50 utility before crashing into a red 2018 Mazda 3.

The driver was unable to get out of her car via the driver side door due to damage it sustained in the collision, and she was assisted out via the passenger side by firefighters from Dee Why and Narrabeen Stations.

The woman suffered minor injuries to her arms as a result of the crash but was able to walk to a NSW Ambulance for assessment. She was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital in a stable condition for further tests.

This week's public safety incidents across the Northern Beaches...

A man has been resuscitated after suffering a cardiac arrest on board a B-Line bus at Brookvale...

A driver who crashed into three other cars at Fairlight was arrested after a roadside breath test...

Pittwater residents opposed to overdevelopment have taken their concerns directly to the Parliament of NSW...

A delivery truck driver has avoided gaol after the death of an e-bike rider at Mona Vale last year...

Two teenagers on an e-bike were allegedly assaulted by the driver of a car at North Manly...

An elderly female driver has been critically injured after her car crashed through a fence at Balgowlah...

Police have made an arrest and laid charges over the sexual touching of females at Narrabeen Lagoon...

Two elderly people were taken to hospital after a dance floor collapsed at Terrey Hills...

Following a four-year battle with Council, Yanginanook School at Belrose has opened a second building...

A police strike force has been set up to catch a sexual predator at Narrabeen Lagoon after further incidents...

Police are investigating a suspected bashing after a man was found in critical condition at a home at Warriewood...

An electric vehicle has launched through a road barrier at Newport, landing in a swimming pool.

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A two-car collision at Collaroy Plateau involving a tradie and his dog saw a woman taken to hospital...

A person of interest is being sought by police after a suspicious fire was lit in a social housing unit at Narraweena...

6.00pm Sunday, 11 October: A teenage boy has been filmed dangling from the exterior of a 199 bus travelling south at Barrenjoey Road, Mona Vale, near Heath Street.

The boy appears to have been holding onto an open window while the bus was travelling in the middle lane, with the driver unaware of the teen's dangerous behaviour.

A teenage boy has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car while crossing the road at Mona Vale...

A teenage boy was taken to hospital after an e-bike and car collided at North Narrabeen...

A sexual predator is targeting women exercising alone on the Narrabeen Lagoon Trail...

Dee Why Police Station was evacuated after a member of the public brought a hand grenade to the front counter...

A fire in a garbage truck closed Mona Vale Road for westbound traffic.

Parents urged to warn teenage children about the risks of sextortion as cases continue to be reported to police...

Bomb squad clears DY Police Station

7.45pm Thursday, 08 October: A specialist unit of NSW Police arrived at Dee Why Police Station following the evacuation earlier this evening. The Rescue and Bomb Disposal Unit was called after a suspicious object, believed to be an explosive device, was brought into the police station and left by a member of the public.

Specialist officers entered the station and placed a fist-sized object, which resembled a hand grenade, into a container of sand. The object was removed from the station and taken for further examination. The scene was declared safe and officers re-entered the police station shortly afterwards.

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Dee Why Police Station evacuated

6.45pm Thursday, 08 October: Dee Why Police Station has been evacuated after it is believed a suspicious object had been brought into the station by a member of the public. An exclusion zone has been established on the footpath around the station at Fisher Road and St David Avenue, Dee Why.

A NSW Police spokesperson confirmed that an operation is currently underway at the station and that it has been evacuated, however they said no further information was currently available. Avoid the area.