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A truck has rolled in serious single-vehicle crash in rural SA.

It crashed on the Stott Hwy at Keyneton, 40 minutes west of Gawler, about 9.30am on Monday.

The driver, who was trapped in the car with serious injuries, has been freed from the wreckage and airlifted to hospital, SA Ambulance Service told www.20304050.best.

Motorists are being told to expect delays and avoid the area if possible.

A boatie who set out on his boat from east Rockhampton on Sunday has not been seen or heard from since.

Phillip John Ryan, 61, launched his blue and white 4.1m vessel from Thompson Point about 9.30am.

He was reported missing that afternoon, prompting a search of the area that will continue on Monday.

Fresh details about a deadly shooting outside a Forest Lodge pub in Sydney’s inner west have been revealed in a press conference.

The two victims who were shot dead outside on Ross St, had been at The Harold for much of Sunday watching the UFC.

They were walking back to their car when NSW Police Detective Superintendent Alfio Sergi said “they were ambushed” in what is believed to be a targeted attack about 6.40pm.

A 39-year-old man died of relatively close-range injuries near his car.

The surviving victim — a 31-year-old man — ran from the gunman as numerous shots were fired at him, Sergi said.

He was found “slumped over a garbage bin on Alfred St” and medical students who had been inside the pub helped with his first aid until paramedics arrived.

The 31-year-old man was taken to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and has just gone through his second round of surgery.

Police called the incident extremely dangerous due to the narrow street and nearby pub.

Sergi said an employee who was collecting glasses in a terraced area of the pub told police that a bullet “whizzed past her”.

Organised crime networks are currently under investigation.

Anyone who was in the vicinity of the pub between 2pm and 7pm on Sunday have been urged to contact police.

A domestic and family violence blitz in NSW has resulted in thousands of charges.

NSW Police charged 865 people with 2028 offences between last Wednesday and Saturday.

They identified 669 ADVO and bail breaches, including instances that occurred daily since June, and seized 87 firearms and 31 weapons.

“Police are called to an incident of domestic violence every three minutes in NSW,” NSW Police acting deputy commissioner Peter McKenna said.

Among those charged was a 25-year-old man who allegedly choked and beat a woman at knifepoint in a motel, cutting her arm and stabbing the mattress she was on.

Another offender allegedly struck a woman in the face with a tyre iron, another allegedly threatened to kill a woman and her kids, and another allegedly called his DV victim 668 times from jail.

Multiple offenders have already been released on conditional bail after last week facing court for the DV crimes including previous alleged breaches of AVO and bail conditions.

European leaders are set to show a united front at the White House on Monday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will meet with US President Donald Trump to discuss an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine.

French, German, British, Italian, Finish and Swedish leaders will all make the trip to support a ceasfire and Peace Agreement.

They are hoping to lock in a US security gaurantee to prevent Russia ambushing Ukraine after a peace deal is reached.

It comes after Trump failed to negotiate an immediate ceasfire when he met with Vladimir Putin, without Zelenskiy, at a US summit in Alaska on Friday.

Putin signalled no movement in Russia’s long-held demands, which include a veto on Kyiv’s desired membership in the NATO alliance.

Trump reportedly told Zelenskiy that Putin had offered to freeze most front lines if Kyiv ceded all of Donetsk, a source familiar with the matter said.

But Zelenskiy rejected the demand, and does not want to hand over any territories that have not already been captured.

-With Reuters, AP

A crash on the Anzac Bridge in Sydney has caused traffic congestion for Sydney commuters on Monday.

Five vehicles crashed on the bridge, which carries the Western Distributor over Johnstons Bay in Rozelle, just after 6.30am.

Three cars, a truck, and a motorbike were all involved, NSW Ambulance told www.20304050.best.

There were no serious injuries, but the rider of the motorbike was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for treatment.

Not long after the crash was cleared, another two cars crashed on the bridge about 9am. No major injuries were reported.

Eastbound traffic into the city is still affected and motorists are urged to allow extra travel time.

A victim of an alleged assault has died in the Hunter Region of NSW on Monday.

The woman believed to be in her 20s was unable to be revived when she was found with serious injuries inside a home on Unicomb Cl at Rutherford about 4.45am.

A 30-year-old man known to the woman was arrested at the home and taken to Maitland Police Station.

No charges have been made at this stage.

Witnesses are being sought after pedestrian was killed in Adelaide’s western suburbs.

The 52-year-old Pennington man was struck bt a sedan on Grange Rd, near the intersection of Barham St in Allenby Gardens, about 11.55pm.

Multiple cars were seen braking and swerving to avoid hitting the pedestrian in CCTV footage of the moments before the crash, police said.

Police would now like to speak to anyone who saw the pedestrian, who was also witnessed riding a bike in the immediate area earlier that evening.

A chemical substance was released in a Canberra nightclub on Sunday.

Clubbers struggling to breathe fled the licensed premises on Alinga St about 1.30am.

They also reported eye and skin irritation, ACT Police said.

The club was evacuated as part of a HAZMAT response.

Police arrested a 20-year-old woman, with the help of witnesses, and allegedly found capsicum spray inside a black handbag, which police believe was released in the club.

She was charged with possession of an offensive weapon with intent and acting causing public harm, and will appear in court at a later date.