Woman is fighting for life after plummeting 15 metres from a unit block balcony – as cops investigate whether she was pushed

A woman was rushed to hospital with life threatening injuries after falling 15 metres from an apartment balcony.

Emergency services rushed to the scene in Rosehill, west Sydney, following the fall at a high-rise unit block, Nesuto, on James Ruse Drive about 5.30pm on Sunday.

Police will investigate whether any foul play was involved in the incident. 

The woman, believed to be aged in her 20s, was found in the street with multiple injuries.

She airlifted to Westmead Hospital on a CareFlight in a critical condition.

NSW Police established a crime scene and will investigate the fall, including whether other parties were involved.

Officers have spoken with a number of people at the unit block, which offers short term and long term accommodation.

No arrests have been made. 

More to come. 

A woman was rushed to hospital with life threatening injuries after falling 15 metres from an apartment balcony in west Sydney

The woman fell from a balcony at Nesuto, a high-rise accommodation building

The woman sustained multiple injuries and was rushed to hospital in a life threatening condition

Police will investigate the circumstances of the woman’s fall, including whether other parties were involved

The woman, believed to be aged in her 20s, was found in the street with multiple injuries

NSW Police established a crime scene and will investigate the fall in Rosehill, west Sydney