A man has died after being shot in the head, another is refusing to speak to police and a third - who police suspect may have been involved in the attack - took himself to Auburn Hospital with a gunshot wound after an overnight shooting in Five Dock. John Joe Odisho and the other victim, believed to be his relative, were inside their apartment in East Street, Five Dock, when at least two men burst in after scaling the balcony. Sydney police have launched a manhunt after a shooting in Five Dock. Credit:Channel Nine Mr Odisho was shot in the head and later died in hospital, while the other man was shot in the arm. Investigators say the shooting was targeted and the men remained in the flat after the shooting and did not chase the invaders.<doc-sep>Here's what you need to know this morning. Two men have been shot in Sydney's Inner West. Police were called to a unit in Five Dock just before 4am and found a man with a gunshot wound to his head and another man with a gunshot wound to his arm. Both men have been taken to Westmead Hospital — the man with a head wound is critical and the other man is believed to be stable. Police are searching for two men they say were seen running from the building after the shooting. Footage from the scene shows one man being wheeled into an ambulance with emotional bystanders looking on. Shocked bystanders react after seeing the man being wheeled on a stretcher ( ABC News It also shows police drawing their weapons as they assess the situation. A crime scene remains in place while investigations continue this morning. Scaffolding death Christopher Cassaniti, who died yesterday the Macquarie Park worksite ( Supplied A man has died after scaffolding collapsed at a building site in Sydney's north-west. Christopher Cassaniti, an apprentice who turned 18 last week, died at the scene. Both Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten tweeted condolences to the family this morning. Emergency crews were called to the site at Macquarie Park about 12.30pm yesterday after scaffolding and concrete collapsed, trapping two workers. One worker, 39, was released from the rubble and taken to Royal North Shore Hospital under a police escort. He is now in a stable condition. Budget day Josh Frydenberg is preparing to deliver his first Budget. ( AAP: Mick Tsikas It's Budget day today. The ABC revealed this morning there would be a multi-billion-dollar reconfiguration of the Coalition's seven-year tax plan to favour low- and middle-income earners. It is Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's first Federal Budget and the details will be revealed when reporters emerge from the Budget lockup later this afternoon. As reported by the ABC's political editor Andrew Probyn, it is understood the Morrison Government will today unveil a reshaping of its already legislated tax plan, with tax cuts favouring low- and middle-income earners to be brought forward. This will be on top of the $530 tax offset to be received from July 1 for the 4.4 million workers earning between $48,000 and $90,000 that formed part of phase one of the plan Ring found The silver ring found during a forensic search ( Supplied A silver ring has been found during a forensic search for missing NSW woman Roxlyn Bowie, who disappeared more than 30 years ago. The 31-year-old was last seen leaving her Walgett home on June 5, 1982 around 6:00pm. She left behind her husband, John and two children aged six and almost two at the time. John Bowie has always denied knowing anything about her whereabouts. A coronial inquest in 2014 concluded Ms Bowie had died but the cause of death was not determined and her body has never been found. Police have revealed last night they found a silver ring with "R" engraved on it during a search in Walgett as part of their investigation into her disappearance. The forensic search of the property conducted by NSW Police ( Supplied Other items were also located in a paddock near the home and will undergo further forensic testing. The robbery and serious crime squad urge anyone with information about the items to come forward. A $1 million reward remains on offer for information that helps find her body or her killer. Big reward George Brown was found dead in 1984. ( Supplied The New South Wales Government will today announce a $1 million reward for information about the murder of a racehorse trainer near Wollongong 35 years ago. George Brown, then aged 38, was found in a burnt-out car in bushland at Bulli Tops in April 1984. He died of head injuries inflicted before the car fire.<doc-sep>
One man is dead and another is in a serious condition after a shooting in Sydney’s Inner West this morning. Police confirmed the two victims were ambushed at an apartment on East Street, Five Dock in a targeted attack at about 3.45am. John Odisho, 25, was shot in the head and taken to Westmead Hospital for emergency treatment. He died shortly after admission, having his life support switched off. Police established a crime scene at the East Street address where a shootout occurred early this morning. (9news) A 24-year-old relative was shot in the arm and remains in hospital in a stable condition. “We are still trying to determine from witnesses the number of offenders that were involved,” NSW Chief Inspector Stephen Parry told 9News. CCTV footage showed one of the alleged shooters wearing high-visibility clothing as he fled from the scene. Police would not confirm if the shooting was gang or drug related, however a man believed to be related to the incident presented at Auburn Hospital with a gunshot wound to the stomach. (9news) Police have obtained CCTV footage of a man in a high-visibility top fleeing the scene of the shooting in Five Dock. (9news) As police searched the surrounding streets, one of the alleged attackers, a 28-year-old man, handed himself in to Auburn Hospital with a gunshot wound to the stomach. Police would not confirm if the shooting is gang or drug related but a crime scene has been set up at the apartment. Another man involved in the shooting is still wanted by police.