A theft from a parked car and several traffic incidents have been among recent calls for police in Fairlight, while nearby Manly Vale has recorded assaults, thefts and other emergency responses.
The latest incident came on Wednesday, 19 August, when a motorcyclist was taken to hospital after a collision in Manly Vale.
The Recent Calls in Fairlight
Fairlight’s recent reports began with a theft from a parked vehicle in Hilltop Crescent shortly before 8.15am on Saturday, 25 July.
The following evening, police received a report of a motor vehicle collision on Sydney Road shortly after 6.00pm.
Another crash was reported on Sunday, 2 August, when a car struck a fence in Griffiths Street shortly after 3.15pm.
The fourth incident came in the early hours of Friday, 14 August, with police receiving a report of a motor vehicle collision on Harland Road shortly after 2.45am.
A Busier Few Weeks in Manly Vale
A few kilometres away, Manly Vale saw a busier run of calls.
Police responded to a reported intruder on Quirk Road on 25 July, while firefighters attended a Condamine Street apartment building two days later after smoke from burnt cooking triggered an alarm.
Property vandalism was reported in Lovett Street on 29 July.
Three police matters followed on Saturday, 1 August: a collision on Campbell Parade, another report of an intruder on Quirk Road and a reported assault on Burchmore Road.
Police were called about a group of disorderly youths near Pittwater Road on 7 August, while goods were reported stolen from a Condamine Street store the following afternoon.
On 15 August, police attended a reported assault on Condamine Street and were later called to assist an intoxicated person on Kenneth Road. Another report involving disorderly youths near Kenneth Road followed on 18 August.
Motorcyclist Taken to Hospital After Gordon Street Crash
The most recent emergency response came shortly before midday on 19 August, when a car and motorcycle collided on Gordon Street.
Fire and Rescue NSW Manly Station and NSW Ambulance attended, with paramedics assessing the 22-year-old male rider for hand and head injuries. He was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital in a stable condition, while firefighters dealt with a small fluid spill at the scene.
Published 20-August-2026
