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Following the tragic incident at Bondi Beach, Lifeblood has issued urgent calls for O negative blood across NSW. Fewer than 7% of Australians have this blood type, and it’s critical in emergencies when a patient’s blood type is unknown.

To donate blood or plasma, visit www.lifeblood.com.au/donor-centre, call 13 14 95 or download the free Lifeblood app.

For more information on the Bondi Beach attack, including mental health support and victim support services, visit nsw.gov.au/go/bondi-beach-tragedy

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Orange City Council is flying flags at half-mast to mark the Bondi tragedy.

Orange Mayor Tony Mileto says Orange residents who want to pay their respects are welcome to lay flowers at the flagpoles outside the Civic Centre in Byng Street. He laid a wreath this morning.

“In the face of such horrific actions words can seem inadequate and nothing we can say today will change what is a dark day for Australia,” he said.

“There are Australians who will be feeling incomprehensible pain today after losing family and loved ones. What happened at Bondi was aimed at dividing us. In time I think it will have the opposite effect.

“There may be residents in Orange who wish to make a gesture in memory of those who we have lost. They are welcome to lay flowers at the flagpoles in Byng Street which are flying at half-mast.”

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⚠️ BONDI BEACH UPDATE
- NSW Police Force

- 4:37am, Monday 15th December

The Public Information and Inquiry Centre (PIIC) has been activated to support the multi-agency response to the Bondi Beach incident.

The Public Information and Inquiry Centre can be contacted by calling

1800 227 228

Members of the public can contact the Public Information and Inquiry Centre for information relating to people impacted by yesterday afternoon’s incident.

It will operate on a 24-hour basis for as long as is necessary.

The NSW Police Force has also activated the ‘Register Find Reunite’ capability, to assist in the registration of those who have been affected by the incident.

Police are encouraging those impacted to register their movements using the Australian Red Cross’ ‘Register, Find, Reunite’ service.

The Register, Find, Reunite website – https://www.redcross.org.au/emergencies/about-register-find-reunite/ –is a National system managed and operated by Australian Red Cross.

It is a service which registers, finds and reunites family, friends and loved ones after an emergency. It allows people to,

Register to let people know they are safe,

➖ Find people who may be affected by an emergency and know they are safe, and

➖Reunite through a matching process which enables police – with consent – to share details of family and friends with each other.

The PIIC will also be the place to register for people who were forced to leave personal possessions – including vehicles – behind during the emergency. Police warn if may be some days until these can be returned to their owners.

A memorial site is being arranged and will be shared once confirmed.

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Support is available.

If someone is experiencing mental health distress, or you are worried about your own or someone else’s mental health, contact:
- Lifeline (24/7) crisis support 13 11 14
- Kids Helpline (24/7) support for children or young adults 1800 55 1800
- Beyond Blue (24/7) for mental health advice and support 1300 22 4636
- Mental Health Line (24/7) on 1800 011 511 for advice and connection to specialist mental health services
- Transcultural Mental Health Line (Monday to Friday, 9am – 4.30pm) 1800 648 911.

In a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

For more: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/mentalhealth/Pages/services.aspx

14/12/2025

🎅 Celebrate the festive season at Orange City Council’s Glenroi Christmas Festival on Friday 19 December, from 3.30pm-6pm at Glenroi Oval.

There will be lots of children’s activities, jumping castles, free barbecue, snow cones, mechanical bull, gladiator sumo wrestling, airbrush tattoos, a visit from Santa Claus and free haircuts.

The event is free to attend and everyone is welcome.