Body recovered from water in Rose Bay Sydney

6 sourcesUpdated Jul 23, 2026

A man's body was found in the water in Rose Bay, Sydney's eastern suburbs, around 5pm on Thursday. The discovery occurred at Vickery Avenue near the ferry wharf, and emergency services helped remove the body. The individual has not yet been formally identified. Police say an investigation has been launched and a report will be prepared for the coroner. Multiple outlets reported consistent details of the incident, with authorities not releasing further information at this time.

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