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A horror crash between a car and a truck at a rural intersection in Western Victoria has cut short the life of a three-year-old boy and his parents.

A three-year-old child and his parents have died in a catastrophic collision with a truck at a rural intersection in Victoria’s south-west.

Police said the family’s vehicle drove directly into the path of a B-double truck after failing to give way at a stop sign about 9.30am Tuesday.

An adult and two children tragically lost their lives following a devastating collision between a car and a truck in Stoneleigh, western Victoria.

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One adult and two children are dead after a car crashed into a truck in western Victoria.

A second adult, who was trapped within the car after it rolled and was crushed, has been flown to hospital with life threatening injuries.

Two children and an adult have been killed after their car was crushed by a truck.

Emergency services rushed to the intersection of Eurambeen-Streatham and Mount William roads in Stoneleigh, 200km from Melbourne, about 9.30am on Tuesday.

Three members of family, including a toddler, have been killed after a car and a B-double truck collided on a major motorway.

Emergency services rushed to the intersection of Eurambeen-Streatham and Mount William roads in Stoneleigh, 200km from Melbourne, about 9.30am on Tuesday.

An incident involving a car and a truck at Stoneleigh, a small town in western Victoria, has resulted in the tragic deaths of an adult and two children.

Two children and an adult have been killed in a horror crash between a car and a truck at Stoneleigh, west of Ballarat in Victoria.

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Two children and an adult have been killed in a horror crash between a car and a truck at Stoneleigh, west of Ballarat in Victoria.

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