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Car Drives Into Large Crowd of Australian Rugby Fans, Injuring Multiple People North of Sydney

  • On Saturday morning, a car crashed into a crowd of Newcastle Knights fans at the Newcastle Link Road roundabout at Transfield Avenue, injuring at least seven people, NSW Ambulance said.
  • Thousands of supporters had gathered at the Centre of Excellence to farewell the Knights team bus, scheduled to depart at 9.30am for tomorrow's grand final in Sydney.
  • Emergency services including NSW Police, NSW Ambulance, and rescue helicopters responded to the scene, while authorities closed Newcastle Link Road westbound from Lake Road and diverted traffic toward Glendale.
  • Following the accident, the Knights confirmed the team bus route was changed, with a spokesperson noting they are being guided in real time by Police.
  • Authorities have deferred comment as they investigate the crash, with Police working to confirm incident details before releasing further information to the public.
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A car rammed into a group of rugby league fans in Newcastle, in eastern Australia, leaving nine people injured, including one child, according to local officials.

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(Jakarta=Yonhap News) Correspondent Son Hyun-kyu = A vehicle driven by a teenager crashed into a road where professional rugby fans had gathered in Newcastle, Australia, injuring 10 people.

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Nine people were taken to hospital – People were waiting for the rugby team to leave for the final

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