Two people hospitalised after Sydney building collapse
Emergency crews responded after part of a Sydney building gave way, leaving two people needing hospital treatment.
Two people were taken to hospital after part of a building collapsed in Sydney on Monday, according to emergency services. The incident prompted a response from crews at the scene as authorities assessed the damage.
No further details were immediately provided about the cause of the collapse or the condition of those injured. The event was one of several items reported in a live news update covering developments across Australia.
The same live coverage also noted suspected mass bird flu deaths in Victoria. Officials have not yet released additional information on that report, which remained under investigation.
The Sydney collapse adds to a day of breaking local news in Australia, with authorities continuing to gather details on both incidents.
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