Nimbin man dies after collapse at remote bush doof party
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 08:24 · Archive
A 53-year-old man from Nimbin died after being found unresponsive at a bush doof on a rural property near Drake in northern New South Wales. Emergency services were called to Leslie Creek Road about 11.30pm on Saturday night after the man was discovered unconscious among those gathered for the event.
People at the property began first aid before emergency responders and NSW Ambulance paramedics arrived and continued CPR, but the man could not be revived. The property is located about an hour west of Casino on the Far North Coast, in a remote part of northern NSW.
A bush doof is an outdoor party held in rural or bushland areas, often featuring electronic music and with attendees camping on site. Investigators are now working to establish exactly what happened in the hours before the man died.
How it is being reported
- Nimbin man dies after being found unresponsive at bush doof near DrakeA night of music and camping ended in tragedy after a man was found unresponsive at a bush doof on a rural property.The West Australian · 11 Oct, 07:53
- Nimbin man dies after being found unresponsive at bush doof near DrakeA night of music and camping ended in tragedy after a man was found unresponsive at a bush doof on a rural property.Perth Now · 11 Oct, 07:53
In this story: Nimbin · Drake · Leslie Creek Road · Casino · NSW
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