Man dies one week after attack A MAN from Sydneys south west has died from his injuries more than a week after he was allegedly assaulted on the states north coast. The 28-year-old Currans Hill man was found by police with wounds to his head and abdomen early on the morning of Sunday 30 June. Emergency services were called to a house in Bagnall Beach Road, Corlette - near Port Stephens - and the man was rushed to Newcastle's John Hunter hospital. He underwent emergency surgery but died late yesterday afternoon. Around 7.30pm last night a 26-year-old Leumeah man was arrested at Campbelltown police station where he is assisting police with their enquiries. This man is already before the courts in relation to the 30 June incident and has been charged with assault police officer in execution of duty; destroy or damage property and resist or hinder police officer in the execution of duty. Additional charges are expected to be laid by police shortly.