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Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth's home broken into by intruders - cops confirm investigation underway

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Nickel, A. (2026, November 12). Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth's home broken into by intruders - cops confirm investigation underway. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16286359/Chris-Hemsworth-house-break-theft.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-12 · by Ashley Nickel

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NSW Police confirmed that a break-in occurred at actor Chris Hemsworth's home in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay, where three cars were stolen by a group of masked individuals. The theft took place around 2 AM on Wednesday, and Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, noticed the intruders through her CCTV system later that morning.
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On November 9, 2026, Chris Hemsworth's home in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay in New South Wales, Australia, was broken into by four masked intruders who stole three cars. Elsa Pataky, Hemsworth's wife, woke up around 2:00 a.m. to the sound of dogs barking but ignored it. Upon reviewing the CCTV footage later, she noticed four men in balaclavas, two of whom were holding knives. The couple then called the police around 7:30 a.m. The stolen vehicles included a Ram, a Raptor ute, and a BYD. Two of the vehicles were recovered at Coraki and Tabulam, with a third found in Lennox Heads. No injuries were reported in the incident.

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Daily MailThis outlet12 Nov

NSW Police confirmed that a break-in occurred at actor Chris Hemsworth's home in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay, where three cars were stolen by a group of masked individuals. The theft took place around 2 AM on Wednesday, and Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, noticed the intruders through her CCTV system later that morning.

Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth's home broken into by intruders - cops confirm investigation underway (this article)
Sydney Morning Herald12 Nov

Four masked individuals entered actor Chris Hemsworth’s Byron Bay residence on Wednesday morning and stole three vehicles, including a BYD, a Ram, and a Ford Raptor ute. Although Elsa Pataky saw the thieves on CCTV footage, no injuries were reported and police later recovered all three vehicles in various nearby locations. The report highlights the security breach at the $50 million property, noting that the thieves…

Masked thieves raid Chris Hemsworth’s Byron Bay mansion →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this story
New York Post12 Nov

Chris Hemsworth’s beach property near Byron Bay in Australia was targeted by burglars who stole three cars: a Ram, a Raptor ute, and a BYD. The incident occurred around 2:00 a.m. when Pataky heard barking dogs and later saw the intruders via CCTV. Authorities were alerted the following morning, and two of the stolen vehicles have since been recovered. The investigation is ongoing, and the property, valued at $65…

Chris Hemsworth’s multi-million dollar beach retreat targeted by burglars who stole three cars →

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Ashley Nickel
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Australian Broken Head Byron Bay NSW Spanish

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7News ORG · 1× Australian NORP · 1× Broken Head GPE · 1× Byron Bay GPE · 1× Chris Hemsworth PERSON · 1× Elsa Pataky PERSON · 1× Hemsworth PERSON · 1× NSW GPE · 1× Pataky PERSON · 1× Spanish NORP · 1×

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NSW Police on Thursday confirmed three cars were stolen from the couple's home in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay, in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Australian actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Spanish actress and model Elsa Pataky, had several cars stolen by a group of men in balaclavas. asserted
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NSW Police on Thursday confirmed three cars were stolen from the couple's home in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay, in the early hours of Wednesday morning. asserted
cars → confirm → morning
Pataky had woken about 2am to the dogs barking, a source close to the pair told 7News. asserted
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She spotted the four men in balaclavas when she checked the CCTV later in the morning, prompting her and Hemsworth to call police about 7.30am. asserted
she → spot → police
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