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Passenger dies in Tumby Bay crash

The Country Fire Service was stationed at either end of the highway, advising vehicles on alternate routes to avoid the crash site. (Charlotte Martin: 535671_01)

Police are investigating a fatal crash at Tumby Bay. Just after 10.20am on Wednesday 18 February, police and emergency services […]

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