Error: no decision tree source folder detected Stone Real Estate has expanded its presence in Greater Western Sydney by launching a new office in Northmead marking the agency’s ongoing growth from its existing operations in Parramatta and Ermington situated within the Northmead Shopping Centre aims to streamline operations for clients in the Greater Western Sydney area If you check the box above before you log in you won’t have to log back into the website next time you return even if you close your browser and come back later It includes a rent roll of approximately 150 properties that were previously managed by a longstanding who also oversees the Parramatta and Emington offices Denina brings over two decades of industry experience and is supported by a team that includes a property manager with more than 15 years of experience in the local market “Our team is thrilled to expand our presence into Northmead,” said Denina “This suburb is a natural extension of the market we know so well and we’re excited to continue delivering our signature service to this growing community.” The son of the former agency owner has also stayed with the team providing further local knowledge and continuity With a stronger housing market profile than nearby suburbs and a central shopping centre location the Northmead office is anticipated to function as a convenient hub for local property services said the expansion was a strategic move into a well-established residential area closely linked to North Parramatta and we’re proud to see Adam and his team bring the Stone experience to the area,” Cameron said “Backed by local expertise and a genuine connection to the neighbourhood this is a natural and values-aligned expansion for our network.” The opening continues Stone Real Estate’s trend of growth throughout Greater Western Sydney strengthening its presence in key metropolitan areas This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Doyalson-Wyee RSL Club (The Doylo) has officially amalgamated with Northmead Bowling Recreation & Sporting Club (NBC Sports) The strategic partnership marks a new chapter for both clubs enhancing member benefits and securing a sustainable future for NBC The amalgamation is a significant milestone that aligns with The Doylo’s ongoing commitment to supporting local communities and fostering vibrant social spaces the partnership will ensure that NBC continues to thrive while providing enhanced facilities “We are excited to welcome NBC Sports club into The Doylo family,” Doylo CEO Darren Thornton said “This amalgamation allows us to preserve NBC’s proud history while bringing new opportunities and improvements that will benefit members for years to come.” The clubs will work together to ensure a smooth transition prioritising open communication with members and maintaining valued traditions I travel on the new trains daily from Woy Woy to Central and vice versa I love the new trains apart from (the fact) they are absolutely freezing Ettalong Memorial Bowling Club in Springwood St have both submitted revised plans to Central Coast Council for significant improvements… Humpty Dumpty Foundation has sprung into action to help Central Coast Local Health District provide seven breast pumps for its midwifery and Aboriginal health services Ushering in a new era of industrial design leading Sydney developer Hannas has received the green light for its $73 million vertical industrial estate in Sydney’s West The multi-level estate is one of the largest of its kind to come to market in the area and may be one of the last due to the scarcity of available land in Northmead Stream Northmead offers premium warehouses with mezzanine offices architecturally designed to maximise natural light and space utilisation “Vertical industrial estates are the solution moving forward with limited land leading more developers to go up,” said Charlie Martin “Almost 40 per cent of the warehouses have been sold so far — a testament to the faith buyers have in Hannas to buy industrial off the plan.” With Sydney’s industrial vacancy rate at a low 0.5 per cent and only 5 per cent of total industrial-zoned land undeveloped and serviced the demand for Stream Northmead has been driven by owner-occupiers planning for future lease expirations and investors attracted to one of Sydney’s tightest industrial markets Martin noted that the industrial sector is evolving away from traditional heavy manufacturing towards businesses requiring warehousing space for e-commerce and integrated operations “Industrial now needs to adapt to meet these demands businesses now want to be co-located with their business’ full operation which will see more warehouses integrate mezzanine offices and amenities.” with individuals purchasing storage units and warehouses as practical extensions of their homes for storing cars and other assets with potential for capital growth According to Parkside Commercial Real Estate rents in Northmead have increased by 32 per cent over the past 18 months and the value of strata warehouses has risen by 54 per cent over the past five years making industrial a lucrative investment opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors Stream Northmead comprises 34 warehouses with mezzanine offices ranging from 105 square metres to 438 square metres and 50 strata storage units ranging from 11 square metres to 91 square metres The estate is located adjacent to the Westmead Health Precinct Australia’s largest health and biomedical research precinct Hannas is leading the charge in Sydney’s industrial market achieving record off-the-plan sales across its portfolio of projects and being one of only a handful of private developers to have industrial estates under construction in key growth areas Construction on Stream Northmead is due to commence in Q3 of this year and will take approximately 14 months to build For more information, visit https://streamnorthmead.com You must be logged in to post a comment Construction industry ready as Queensland hospital expansion review concludes Boroondara opens nominations for 2025 Urban Design Awards Construction industry leaders to take part in 2025 Vinnies CEO Sleepout New leadership team appointed to overhaul QLD’s construction regulator Engineers Australia calls for target of 60,000 additional engineering graduates by 2035 Willmott Dixon selected to lead construction of Northern Roots Visitor Centre in Oldham New York state launches US$16.6m road resurfacing initiative on Long Island Foster + Partners unveils design for luxury green community on Laheq Island Victoria Tower Adelaide celebrates topping out milestone Plus Architecture secures DA approval for landmark build-to-rent project in West Melbourne Why concrete carbon sequestration could revolutionise the construction industry Adoption of AI in construction remains low with widespread concerns CFMEU investigation uncovers bad behaviour in building industry Sector hones in on sustainable building elements to meet efficiency standards Concrete surface treatments still improving after decades of innovation by Brianna Boecker | July 5 NSW Police have launched a manhunt for an armed man on the run in Sydney’s north-west after he targeted and attacked a number of women walking alone After a number of reports of robberies and assaults in the Northmead and North Rocks area early on Wednesday police are still searching for who they describe as a young man with his face covered at the time of the crime sprees as officials are warning the public not to approach him and call police immediately.  Superintendent Barry Vincent from NSW Police said the spree of attacks began when a white Mitsubishi Outlander SUV was reported stolen from a business on Windsor Road in North Rocks at around 5am on Wednesday.  Officers then received another call that a 47-year-old woman walking alone on Mons Road in Northmead had been approached from behind by a man.  but her personal items including a bag were taken from her.  believed to be the same one reported stolen from North Rocks earlier.  Officers received another call while responding to this incident from a 19-year-old woman who was approached from behind by a man of similar description while walking along Junia Avenue in Toongabbie The woman was allegedly threatened with a knife before her bag was stolen.  police were alerted a short time later to another incident where the attacker allegedly threatened a 27-year-old woman with a hammer in North Parramatta She gave up her purse and mobile phone to him.  Vincent said men known to the woman tracked her stolen phone to the nearby North Rocks Road and confronted the offender who smashed their car window with a hammer and assaulted them before again fleeing the scene.  Officers have since recovered the stolen vehicle but are still looking for the man An extensive search has involved a helicopter specialist officers and the dog unit.  Christ King Primary School in North Rocks was forced into lockdown on Wednesday at about 11am after police asked staff to keep students inside as a precaution.  Police are also investigating if this same man is responsible for break-ins at multiple homes across the area two days earlier.  Vincent said while none of the women were seriously injured the nature of the alleged offending was of “deep concern” to officers “I would describe this as particularly cowardly just targeting women walking alone in the early hours from behind,” he said Anyone with information or footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. by Brianna Boecker Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" 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We acknowledge and pay respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A major police manhunt is under way in Sydney’s west after a masked man armed with a knife and hammer robbed multiple people – appearing to target women. On Wednesday morning police were called by multiple members of the public about a man trespassing on properties around Northmead. About 5.10am, a 37-year-old man was inside a petrol station on Windsor Road when police allege the wanted man stole his Mitsubishi Outlander SUV. Ten minutes later a 47-year-old woman was walking on Mons Road when the man stopped the SUV near her. Sensing something was wrong, the woman attempted to run away as the man approached her. The woman tripped over and the man was able to flee with her handbag. Shortly after, the man drove to Junia Avenue, Toongabbie, where he attempted to steal a bag from a 19-year-old woman. The pair struggled over the bag before the man pulled out a knife and again fled the scene. In yet another incident that police believe was committed by the same man, a 27-year-old woman was walking on North Rocks Road in North Parramatta when the man allegedly hit her in the shoulder with a hammer. She handed over her purse and phone and the man ran away. The woman’s relatives were able to track the man’s location using her phone, but before they could confront the alleged attacker, he approached the family’s car and smashed the windscreen with the hammer. He then got into a physical altercation with one of the woman’s family members – a 27-year-old man – before the alleged attacker ran away. CCTV captured a man matching the description provided by police.Credit: Nine News The SUV was found nearby and has been taken for forensic examination. Police are calling on the public to identify the man, who is described as being of medium build and in his mid-20s, wearing a black beanie, balaclava, a black Nike hoodie and black gloves. Do not approach the man, but call triple zero straight away. Police appealed for help in finding the man and released CCTV vision showing the man’s face on Thursday afternoon. The footage shows him moving down a corridor, opening a door apparently using his sleeve so as not to leave fingerprints on the handle, and jogging across a driveway and a road. NSW Police Superintendent Barry Vincent said it was too early to determine the motivation of the alleged attacker, but believed the man was opportunistic in selecting women walking alone in the early hours of the morning. He warned women to stick to major roads when walking alone and said the victims who handed over their property to the man did the right thing. “Property can be replaced, your safety is of the utmost,” Vincent said. Police are also investigating potential links to a number of robberies in the area over the weekend. A major police manhunt is under way in Sydney\\u2019s west after a masked man armed with a knife and hammer robbed multiple people \\u2013 appearing to target women. The woman\\u2019s relatives were able to track the man\\u2019s location using her phone, but before they could confront the alleged attacker, he approached the family\\u2019s car and smashed the windscreen with the hammer. 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View on X [external link] Fire and Rescue NSW acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their Elders Last Sunday (25 September) marked 50 years since the first Coca-Cola product made in Northmead the predecessor of Diet Coke and Coca-Cola No Sugar According to Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) They cite that technology has allowed them to make more beverages Sustainability is also said to now be across all aspects of the company’s operations from its approach to water stewardship through to its use of recycled content in packaging says CCEP Vice President of Supply Chain – Australia Orlando Rodriguez great service and great beverages has been unwavering,” he says we now make 250 different products from 20 different brands and boast a headcount that exceeds 380 dedicated employees with a remarkable average tenure of 17 years.” the Northmead team came together for a special gathering A cake was cut by Van Ke Nguyen (the longest serving employee at Northmead having been at the site for 41 years) and Priscila Pacheco Maciel (the site’s newest team member) alongside Mr Rodriguez and guest Jose Antonio Echeverría (Chief Customer Service and Supply Chain Officer at CCEP) Northmead Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) High School in collaboration with Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) and the City of Parramatta have introduced ‘Walking Wednesdays’ to promote physical activity Students have designed three routes with designated starting points The safe pathways encourage students to walk a short distance to school WSLHD Population Health deputy director Christine Newman said it was one of many projects to encourage active travel to and from school “We are delighted with the response from the school and support from council on this project,” Christine said “Walking to and from school is a great way for students to socialise and keep active “There is so much research which shows the positive results physical activity has on adolescents and most people of all ages.” Northmead CAPA High School principal Narelle Vazquez said she was very proud of the student-led initiative “Students in years 9 – 12 determined the walking routes and designed the stickers which display the distance to school as well as inspiration,” Narelle said “All students should be commended for their vision and commitment to making active and healthy living a reality “We have received some positive comments from students of all ages reducing traffic on the roads walking to school wakes you up as well as the benefits of exercising.” Hammers Road and on the corner of Caprera Road and Grasmere Avenue For further information about this project, visit: http://www.wslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/population-health-services/home Western Sydney Local Health District is committed to delivering world class healthcare to support the health and wellbeing of our community We aim to work together to make our community the healthiest in NSW Photos must be high resolution and include correctly spelled captions with names from left to right Read the Disclaimers, Privacy and Copyright notice 116 Windsor Road in Northmead will go to auction on the weekend dust covered couches and a horror bathroom this Northmead property left vacant for a decade might be the most bizarre home going to auction this week The three-bedroom weatherboard cottage described as “needing more than just a lick of paint” also has dilapidated interiors and is heritage listed MORE: Inside Karl Stefanovic’s waterfront mansion Celebs flock to new hideaway to rival Byron ‘People think I’m crazy’: big myth about housing boom Despite being in shocking condition, the deceased estate at 116 Windsor Road is attracting plenty of interest from frustrated buyers who have missed out in what has been one of the strongest auction markets ever seen in Sydney The iron pressed ceilings need to be restored Laing+Simmons Oatlands/Carlingford Daniel Mourad said because of the heritage listing many owner occupiers felt the property could be an easier way for them to enter the market “A lot of people who have looked feel they have a good chance of getting the keys to this property because there is no development opportunity attached to it,” he said The deceased estate is believed to have been abandoned for close to a decade following the death of its owner “No one is quite sure how the house ended up in this condition,” he said Mr Mourad has not quoted a guide to buyers during the campaign but said it would be sold regardless at auction Realestate.com.au reports the median house price in Northmead is $1.08m while a sandstone house down the street at 64 Windsor Road sold last week for $1.05m Saturday’s auction comes as the Sydney market is firing on all cylinders in the run up to Easter which usually marks the conclusion of a key selling period of the year Realesatate.com.au reports there are 831 scheduled auction to take place across the Sydney region on Saturday — an increase from the 639 that were due to run last weekend Mr Mourad said there has been a real influx of buyers entering the market and looking to buy since the start of the year The property has been left empty for close to 10 years “The clearance rates speak for themselves in how strong the housing market is at the moment,” he said “There are a lot of buyers looking to buyer than those who are selling.” A mix of buyers appealed by heritage homes owner occupiers and builders are expected to form the bidding pool on Saturday The iron roof covering the front porch looks to have been pulled up while the balusters have either been snapped off or are about to break couches are covered in dust and the bathroom has broken tiles dirty ceilings and a horrid bath and shower the gardens are overgrown and the grass is perhaps non existent while the footpath has been covered in dirt third parties have written and supplied the content 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History lovers will need to check out 64 Windsor Road at Northmead Buyers have a chance to own a slice of history with a western Sydney home built by convicts over a 170 years ago on the market Regarded as the oldest and most iconic home in Northmead, 64 Windsor Road is on 778sqm and features five bedrooms a country-style kitchen and a cedarwood studio The heritage-listed property was built from local sandstone by convicts in 1850 as the manager’s house for the Darling Grain Mill The Darling Mill was one of the earliest commercial operations in the area according to City of Parramatta records The main bedroom looks like something out of a fairytale and has original exposed roof beams John Raine was granted land on Darling Mills Creek in 1825 and the steam flour mill was completed on the site in 1826 who served as the leader of the NSW colony between 1825 and 1831 The iconic property is being sold by owners Ross and Marlene Ross said the cottage was built with some unusual architectural quirks “At the time people didn’t like to have sandstone on display so the house has rendered sandstone similar to what is found at Old Government House in Parramatta,” he said “The old rural gothic style is also very interesting as it makes the house appear to be two storeys when it actually is just an attic that was accessed above each bedroom.” With convict carvings still visible on the walls the cottage has been extended over time with the kitchen situated in a now enclosed veranda Inside combines elements of rural Gothic and Victorian architecture with updated interiors a formal living room and four bedrooms with fireplaces including the main that looks to be something out of a castle The thick walls also means the house is kept cool in summer and warm in winter Outside has a wraparound veranda with a cottage garden fruit trees and an established herb garden as well as a cedarwood studio and multiple sheds The owners have also opened the rear of the property to enable parking for up to five cars comfortably The kitchen is located in what was once an outdoor veranda Manor Real Estate’s Rinat Talat has set a $1.2m guide on the iconic property via a private treaty campaign He said interest has been strong from a mix of families and history lovers who all want to ensure the historic components of the house remain in tact Mr Talot there is scope to add value through the construction of a granny flat or main road exposure for a business “You are limited to not being able to touch the facade “Any internal renovations do require a DA from council.” The owners are selling the property to move to another heritage property near Lithgow that dates back to the 1840s A revamped Arthur Phillip Park has officially reopened revealing a $1.24 million upgrade of the Northmead public space the park now features a larger playground with an accessible play space waste bins and new solar pathway lighting have also been installed with landscaping and tree planting offering shade throughout the park To thank the community for its contribution towards the park the official reopening was marked with a free outdoor cinema event for locals children’s workshops and roving entertainment City of Parramatta Lord Mayor Pierre Esber said the outdoor cinema event was a great opportunity for the community to enjoy free activities during the school holidays and experience the improved park “Our community played a significant role in shaping the improvements for our much-loved park and we’re proud to deliver this significant recreational space with more shade and picnic areas that our community need,” he added “We know how important open spaces are to our local schools these upgrades will provide plenty of opportunities for outdoor fun throughout the year.” These upgrades now complete Stage 1 of the Arthur Phillip Master Plan with Council confirming they are currently pursuing additional funding to deliver the following stages the renewed master plan for Arthur Phillip Park aims to provide a long-term future vision and statutory requirement to fund new district-level recreational facilities and amenities The NSW Government contributed $1.15 million to the park upgrade through its Public Spaces Legacy Program Funding Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully said he is plead the State Government has been able to support additional growth in the area by delivering critical infrastructure and high-quality open space to support more homes “Arthur Phillip Park has been transformed into a beautiful space which will be enjoyed by families and local sporting groups for decades to come,” Scully said “Parramatta is a thriving area and the Government knows that to support a growing community Only last year we announced an injection of $10.6 million to fast-track a pedestrian link through Parramatta.” Ellie Busby is a news reporter for Western Sydney Publishing Group A graduate of the University of Hertfordshire and Western Sydney University The Cova Project and for a range of other organisations Ellie was named Young Writer of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards This charming old home on parklike grounds has sold for $1.2 million The sale of one of Parramatta’s oldest homes marks the end of an era for a Northmead family — and the start of another for the excited new owners which was built in the 1800s before being extended and restored hit the market earlier this year for the first time in more than 30 years This photo was used to market the Northmead home before the vendor’s family bought it A landmark at 31 Glenn Ave the charming old residence spans a single-storey on a sprawling 1,138 sqm parcel of land four-bedroom property generated huge interest during its recent auction campaign The interiors are packed with period features and old-world charm two competed from the opening bid of $1 million before the hammer fell at $1.2 million “I had 77 buyers through the door — there was a mixture of groups including a few wanting the land but not the heritage so they were looking for something to knock down,” selling agent Kim McChlery the lovely blended family with older children who bought it wanted it as their home to live in where they can all sit around a dining table and enjoy its history,” Ms McChlery said The country-style kitchen was moved and rebuilt in recent years Believed to have first been built in the early 1880s and later added onto the property was more recently bought by Judy Ormiston and her family in 1985 for $91,000 — a figure then considered expensive the vendor learned its original rooms were said to have once been the Northmead — then Northmeadow — outbuildings for Old Government House she faithfully upgraded it by restoring the bathroom adding a living area and creating more storage and a walk-in pantry it is packed with period features that were an instant selling point for the buyers from Castle Hill “The seller has done some really beautiful restorations to bring it back to its former glory as a piece of history Four large bedrooms flow across the vast floorplan every house they saw wasn’t old and they were on the prowl for a homestead — they have grown up with the old-world features and loved this home’s high ceilings Set back from the street and with an inviting facade the home has a wraparound bullnose veranda the bedrooms are spacious and common areas have soaring timber ceilings which are dotted with downlights the bathroom has floor-to-ceiling tiles and features a claw foot bath The house also has a wine cellar and double garage Seller Judy Ormiston relaxes on the veranda of the home she lovingly restored The vendor previously told the Parramatta Advertiser she loved all aspects of the home but especially loved watching her grandchildren play under the weeping willow tree out front “I never thought I would leave … it has been wonderful; a really lovely The property was snapped up for far more than the suburb’s median house price of $990,000 Northmead saw 78 property sales in the 12 months to April Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) celebrated 50 years of the first Coca-Cola product made at the Northmead site in NSW on 25th September 1972 The first product to roll off the line at the Northmead site was a can of Tab the predecessor of Diet Coke and Coke No Sugar which were Coca-Cola’s first ever low-or-no calorie cola drink The site has grown significantly over the years and has a surface area of 40,000 square meters CCEP’s second largest site by footprint Northmead is also the 13th largest volume producer of all CCEP sites around the world – taking in Europe The product CCEP makes the most of at Northmead is Coca-Cola No Sugar which one of the fastest growing products in their beverage portfolio Other beverages made and bottled at the site include Mount Franklin with technology allowing them to make more beverages quickly and embedding sustainability across all aspects of operations from water stewardship to the company’s use of recycled content in packaging vice president of Supply Chain – Australia at CCEP great service and great beverages has been unwavering we now make 250 different products from 20 different brands and boast a headcount that exceeds 380 dedicated employees with a remarkable average tenure of 17 years.” the team at Northmead came together for a special gathering Northmead’s longest serving employee at 41 years of service; Priscila Pacheco Maciel Northmead’s newest team member on-site; Orlando Rodriguez; and Jose Antonio Echeverría chief customer service and supply chain officer at CCEP Northmead employees also reflected on 50 years of operations in a celebratory video, which can be found here This KFC has been snapped up faster than expected FOUR major commercial sites in Northmead expected to sell individually have just one new owner after a finger lickin’ good sale The hugely popular KFC at 100 Briens Rd was set to go under the hammer yesterday along with the adjoining McDonald’s Pancakes on the Rocks and Thai restaurant properties but was snapped up on Monday by an eager buyer Burgess Rawson’s Michael Gilbert confirmed all four sites were purchased “in one line” and for an undisclosed amount “Interest was in the hundreds on all four opportunities The vendors are happy but we have a lot of disappointed buyers,” Mr Gilbert told the Parramatta Advertiser the investment sites are believed to have fetched record figures for the major food chains the KFC was expected to go for more than $6 million It is on a corner 2155 sqm lot and earns an annual net income of more than $228,000 Potential buyers were lovin’ the chance to secure such a prime site This was Sydney’s first McDonald’s to sell in the past five years following the sale of the Prestons restaurant SIGN UP FOR THE NSW REAL ESTATE NEWSLETTER There are leases in place for all four businesses until at least 2022 This was the first time the corner lot hit the market The vendors were selling on behalf of the owner Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A teenage boy and a 20-year-old man have been charged over the alleged stabbing of three teens at a birthday party in Sydney's west in August It is alleged the pair were part of a group of masked males who gatecrashed the party at a home in Northmead about 10.45pm on August 3 Police arrest a 20-year-old man at a home in Acacia Gardens on Thursday.Credit: Police Media Police said the alleged intruders stabbed three teenagers: a 17-year-old boy was stabbed in the back a 19-year-old man was stabbed in the shoulder and back and a 19-year-old man was allegedly stabbed in the hand All three victims were taken in a stable condition to Westmead Hospital where one underwent surgery and another was treated for fractured ribs Detectives from Parramatta Police Area Command began inquiries with assistance from Strike Force Imbara which was established in July to investigate anti-social and violent behaviour a dozen officers arrested the 20-year-old at Acacia Gardens and a 17-year-old boy at a home in Blacktown Investigators also carried out search warrants at the properties The pair were taken to Blacktown police station where they were each charged with three counts of wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm The 20-year-old will face Blacktown Local Court on Friday while the 17-year-old will appear in the Children's Court Police said they were investigating a number of assaults and other public acts of violence which are believed to be linked Speaking at the time of the alleged attack party host Emily Brinsmead's father Mark Brinsmead told reporters that it had been "very daunting and very surprising" when the men allegedly stormed into the backyard "[The gatecrashers] had their heads covered and little scarves just across their mouths But you could see their eyes," Mr Brinsmead said "They were running across the backyard attacking people at the party," Mr Brinsmead told Nine News "We still don't know how they got in." Further arrests are expected to be made over a number of related ongoing investigations A teenage boy and a 20-year-old man have been charged over the in August while the 17-year-old will appear in the Children's Court party host Emily Brinsmead's father Mark Brinsmead told reporters that it had been \\\"very daunting and very surprising\\\" when the men allegedly stormed into the backyard \\\"[The gatecrashers] had their heads covered But you could see their eyes,\\\" Mr Brinsmead said attacking people at the party,\\\" Mr Brinsmead told Nine News \\\"We still don't know how they got in.\\\" Glow Up For Mother's Day: 15 Beauty Gifts She Will Adore Best Mother’s Day Flower Delivery Services Help Control Symptoms With These Air Purifiers We recognize our responsibility to use data and technology for good We may use or share your data with our data vendors The Weather Channel is the world's most accurate forecaster according to ForecastWatch, Global and Regional Weather Forecast Accuracy Overview