Man who allegedly crashed into Newcastle Knights fans refused bail
First reported 3 Oct, 10:49 UTCUpdated 4h ago4 sources
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The Sydney teenager who was allegedly behind the wheel of a car that crashed into and injured 10 Newcastle Knights fans has been refused bail.
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The Sydney teenager who was allegedly behind the wheel of a car that crashed into and injured 10 Newcastle Knights fans has been refused bail.
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The driver of the gold BMW car, an 18-year-old P-plater, had been 'excited' about sending off the Newcastle Knights team ahead of Sunday's NRL Grand Final.
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- Five-year-old girl is in an induced coma after she and nine others were hit by a P-plater while cheering on the Newcastle Knights - as driver, 18, is arrested (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
The driver of the gold BMW car, an 18-year-old P-plater, had been 'excited' about sending off the Newcastle Knights team ahead of Sunday's NRL Grand Final.
- Five-year-old girl in a coma and P-plater charged after car hits crowd of NRL fans in Newcastle (opens The Guardian in a new tab)
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