Major coastal search for four women
Police were called to the area about 1.40pm, after witnesses saw four females on rocks south of Catherine Hill Bay Beach around 1pm, before the rising tide obscured them from view.
Local officers, the Marine Area Command and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter have been scouring the area but have not located the group.
It is unclear if the women managed to reach safety.
One of the females was reportedly wearing red shorts.
Anyone with information is urged to contact police immediately.
More to come.
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