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Cars had pulled over on roadside for mechanical issue before fatal Brisbane crash

Richard Wood
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Two cars had pulled over on the roadside to fix a mechanical issue with one of the cars before a fatal crash in south-east Queensland last night.

Police say about 9.40pm, a Hyundai Imax and Honda Odyssey were parked in the shoulder of the right lane on Gympie Arterial Road at Bald Hills, in northern Brisbane, when a Toyota Hiace van crashed into the vehicles from behind.

The woman, who was in the Honda Odyssey, died at the scene.

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A woman died and 10 people were injured in a crash at Bald Hills.

A woman died and 10 people were injured in a crash at Bald Hills. Nine

One woman died and 10 people were hospitalised in a vehicle crash in northern Brisbane late on April 13, 2025. Nine

Ten people were taken to hospital for treatment for various injuries.

Three men were fighting for their lives, but have since been upgraded to a stable condition.

The seven others injured - four women and three men - were taken to hospital in a stable condition.

Some of them have since been discharged.

Gympie Arterial Road was closed for four hours but reopened early today.

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Police are investigating the deadly crash at Bald Hills, in northern Brisbane. Nine

Police say they are not ruling out speed or driver distraction as factors in the crash.

"That matter is under investigation, and police have spoken to the driver," Inspector Gareth Bosley said.

No charges have yet been laid.

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Police forensic crash investigators are continuing to investigate.

Anyone who witnessed the crash or has dashcam footage, should contact Policelink.

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