November 14, 2025

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Incident Overview
A young woman charged over a high-profile collision involving a Rolls-Royce in Sydney’s eastern suburbs has pleaded not guilty to multiple offences. The crash occurred on New South Head Road in Rose Bay on 26 July 2025 and resulted in serious injuries to the driver of the other vehicle. The case has since attracted significant media and online attention. During the latest court hearing on 14 November 2025, her lawyer entered not guilty pleas on her behalf, and the prosecution requested a longer adjournment to obtain expert evidence.

Location and Time

  • Crash Date: Saturday, 26 July 2025 (early morning)
  • Update Date: Friday, 14 November 2025
  • Location: New South Head Road, Rose Bay, NSW

Vehicles Involved

  • Rolls-Royce — involved in major collision
  • Second vehicle — occupied by a male driver who suffered serious injuries

Injuries/Fatalities

  • Critical/Serious Injuries:
    • Male driver of second vehicle — sustained serious injuries described as grievous bodily harm.

Emergency Response

  • Police and ambulance crews responded to the crash site in Rose Bay.
  • The male driver of the other vehicle required significant medical treatment following the collision.
  • The accused allegedly did not provide a version of events at the time and allegedly failed to undertake a breath test.

Police Investigation
Police charged the young woman with dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm, negligent driving, and failing to submit to a breath test.

  • The prosecution indicated expert analysis on alcohol readings is required and may delay the brief of evidence.
  • The accused has been on bail since late July with conditions including surrendering her passport, reporting to police, and being prohibited from occupying the driver’s seat of any vehicle.
  • Court proceedings noted previous discussions regarding a potential plea, though no agreement was reached.

Community Impact
The case has generated widespread media attention and online discussion, including interest from Chinese-Australian communities, contributing to heightened public scrutiny. Legal representatives noted that the attention has been personally and professionally challenging for the accused.

Appeal for Information
Police previously investigated the collision and gathered witness information. Anyone with additional details relating to the incident is encouraged to assist.

  • Crime Stoppers NSW: Call 1800 333 000 or submit information online.