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Chris Hemsworth's Australian Home Burgled: Four Masked Intruders Steal Three Cars From Garage; All Three Vehicles Recovered

Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · World · GSM News

The Australian home of actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Elsa Pataky, in Broken Head, south of Byron Bay in New South Wales, was burgled in the early hours of November 11. New South Wales Police said officers were called at about 7:30 a.m. after a report of vehicle theft and were told that four unknown people had entered the property and stolen three vehicles earlier that day. No injuries were reported.

Australia's 7NEWS reported that security cameras captured four men wearing balaclavas scaling the front fence and entering the garage, two of them reportedly carrying knives. The vehicles taken were parked in the garage with their keys inside: a BYD electric vehicle, a Ram pickup truck and a Ford Ranger Raptor utility vehicle. Pataky was reportedly woken at about 2 a.m. by the family's dogs barking but went back to sleep, and only saw the intruders when she reviewed the camera footage the next morning, after which the couple contacted police.

The stolen vehicles were recovered one by one. Two were found on the day of the theft, at Coraki and at Tabulam, roughly an hour's and more than two hours' drive from the home. TMZ reported that the third vehicle was found on Thursday at Lennox Heads. All three vehicles have been seized for forensic examination, the investigation is continuing, and police have not announced any arrests.

Hemsworth, 43, is best known for playing Thor in the Marvel films. He married Pataky in 2010, and the couple live in the Broken Head area with their three children.

(Source: New South Wales Police)

Source: New South Wales Police

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