A man in his 60s is seriously injured after being struck by a car in North Beach. Multiple outlets report that the pedestrian is hit by a second car during an incident involving vehicles moving out of control. The accounts state that the second car mounts the footpath, forcing the pedestrian over a limestone wall and into nearby bushes. The man’s injuries are described as serious. The reports do not indicate a specific cause for the loss of control or whether there are any arrests or charges at the time of publication. Local emergency services respond to the scene, and the injured man receives medical attention. The incident draws attention to vehicle safety around pedestrian areas, but details on contributing factors such as speed, driver actions, or traffic conditions are not provided in the supplied summaries. The coverage is consistent that the pedestrian is the primary victim and that the car’s movement onto the footpath results in the fall and contact with the wall and vegetation.