A multi-vehicle crash closes the M1 Pacific Motorway on the New South Wales Central Coast.
Two of three southbound lanes have reopened on the M1 Pacific Motorway following a multi-vehicle crash on the New South Wales Central Coast.
Emergency services were called to the M1 at Wyong about 1:30pm after four vehicles collided in the southbound lanes.The other drivers and passengers of the four vehicles were uninjured and have been treated at the scene for shock.Photo shows An older man with wispy grey hair stands in a field of wheat as the sun setsPhoto shows Elon Musk holds up a fist. He is wearing a gold 'Make America Great Again' baseball cap.
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