One man fell to their death and a second was injured after they tried to climb a popular tourist attraction in Victoria on Friday night.
Two 24-year-old men were climbing a cliff face at Mornington Peninsula near a walking track at Bushrangers Bay in Cape Schanck on Friday about 7pm.
A New South Wales man fell to his death while trying to climb a cliff face in Cape Schanck, in the Mornington Peninsula, in Victoria on Friday night with a friend.The other man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.Victoria Police are yet to determine what happened but the death is not being treated as suspicious, they said in a short statement.
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