Australia news live: restoring electricity to flooded Murray River properties could take ‘several months’; Sydney Harbour bridge to close for Ryan Gosling shoot

LIVE – Updated at 05:04 Follow the day’s updates live.   05:04 Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt film shoot to close Harbour Bridge this

weekend AAP has some extremely important news on the whereabouts of celebrities. The Sydney Harbour Bridge will be closed in both directions at the weekend for

filming of a Hollywood blockbuster starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. The movie adaptation of 1980s television series The Fall Guy is a show-stopper for vehicles and

pedestrians, with all lanes across the bridge shut from 3am to 10am on Sunday, 22 January. Trains will continue to run across the bridge, which will be closed for all

other vehicles as well as pedestrians and cyclists. The Sydney Harbour Tunnel will remain open while filming takes place. The Cahill Expressway over Circular

Quay will also be closed for filming on Sunday, in both directions from 1am to 12.30pm. Based on an TV series of the same name, The Fall Guy follows a burnt-out stuntman

who moonlights as a bounty hunter, played by Gosling.   05:02 Eden Gillespie Queensland’s acting premier Steven Miles has confirmed that an animal spotted

at North Stradbroke Island on Friday morning was not a crocodile but “a dugong”. Miles said rangers are continuing to investigate but have confirmed video footage taken

on Friday morning “shows a much less dangerous dugong.” It comes after traditional owner and local business owner, Mark Jones, reported a crocodile sighting on Wednesday

at Myora Springs on North Stradbroke Island, also known as Minjerribah.