A man will face court after the body of a woman was found in the state's north. Just after 8pm yesterday (Saturday 18 April 2026), emergency services were called to a home on Merrigum Street, Windale, following reports of a concern for welfare. Officers attached to Lake Macquarie Police District arrived to find the body of woman – believed to be aged in her 40s. NSW Ambulance paramedics attempted to treat the woman; however, she could not be revived.
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Media Coverage · April 18, 2026
A man has been charged with murder after the body of a woman in her 40s was discovered dead at a home in Windale, New South Wales, just after 8pm on Saturday, April 18, 2026. Emergency services responded to a welfare concern and, despite paramedics' efforts to revive her, the woman could not be saved.
newspaper Read articleA man will face court after the body of a woman was found in the state's north. Just after 8pm yesterday (Saturday 18 April 2026), emergency services were called to a home on Merrigum Street, Windale, following reports of a concern for welfare. Officers attached to Lake Macquarie Police District arrived to find the body of woman – believed to be aged in her 40s. NSW Ambulance paramedics attempted to treat the woman; however, she could not be revived.
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A man has been charged with murder after the body of a woman in her 40s was discovered dead at a home in Windale, New South Wales, just after 8pm on Saturday, April 18, 2026. Emergency services responded to a welfare concern and, despite paramedics' efforts to revive her, the woman could not be saved.
A man will face court after the body of a woman was found in the state's north. Just after 8pm yesterday (Saturday 18 April 2026), emergency services were called to …
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