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Gympie region’s part in tragic crash toll as police say: ‘Too many deaths already’

Police appalled at early-2026 crash toll (Supplied 537432_01)
by Arthur Gorrie

Too many people have died in Queensland vehicle crashes already this year, including in Gympie region and nearby, police say. […]

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