Emergency services responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Woolcock Street and Weston Street in Mount Louisa shortly after 6am. One of the vehicles rolled during the incident, with two people transported to hospital for treatment. Authorities managed traffic disruptions while investigations into the cause of the crash continued.
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Two people in hospital after vehicle rollover on Woolcock Street, Mount Louisa
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Emergency services responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Woolcock Street and Weston Street in Mount Louisa shortly after 6am. One of the vehicles rolled during the incident, with two people transport...
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