NSW house once owned by rock band manager falls into sinkhole

A farm north of Sydney that was underwater just days ago is now crumbling into an enormous sinkhole. 9News

The farm has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s.It was owned by former INXS manager Chris Murphy for 16 years and stayed in the family when the music industry giant died last year.

Murphy bred polo horses there and recently listed one of its two picturesque cottages as a country getaway on Airbnb.The farm has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s.It was owned by former INXS manager Chris Murphy for 16 years and stayed in the family when the music industry giant died last year.Fire and Rescue NSW experts said it looked like erosion of the riverbank was to blame.

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