Two children among 10 killed in horror weekend on roads

Two young children were among the four people who were killed in a terrible two car accidents after a tragic weekend on the roads.

The accident occurred on Sunday at around 10.50 hours on the Capricorn Motorway between the comet and black water in Queensland’s Central Highlands.

The police believe that there is a Holden Commodore carrying four people who carry two people and traveling in the opposite direction.

A 28 -year -old man, a 32 -year -old man, a six -year -old male and a seven -year -old girl died as a result of the accident.

A 27 -year -old child traveling in UTE was taken to hospital in a serious but stable situation.

Other inhabitants of UTE, a 28 -year -old child was sent to a Brisbane hospital with life -threatening injuries.

Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

The deaths watched fear for three days on Queensland roads.

A 18 -year -old Kingaroy man died on Saturday after he was shot by a car in Hivesville in Southern Burnett.

On Saturday, a 45 -year -old man died in a separate incident when he hit a trailer in which his motorcycle was standing at a intersection in Mount Pleasant near Mackay.

A 26 -year -old man was subjected to critical injuries and died on Friday after he fell out of a car at the Beaudesert Beenleight Road in Tamborine.

On Friday, three young people – two boys and a 19 -year -old girl were killed in the head -to -head collision in Glenella just outside Mackay.

152 deaths from accidents in Queensland in 2025 were recorded in the same number in the same number in 2024.