Tragedy as a woman and an 11-month-old are killed in Dunedoo car crash

Car crash tragedy as a woman and an 11-month-old baby are killed in a horrific head-on collision – while a two-year-old girl is left fighting for her life

  • Woman and 11-month-old boy have lost their lives in a horrific head-on collision
  • The 25-year-old old driver and baby died in the crash at Dunedoo in central NSW
  • Their Hyundai i30 hit a Holden Commodore being driven by a 40-year-old man
  • Two-year-old girl in the Hyundai was also taken to hospital in a serious condition

A woman and an 11-month-old boy have died in a horrific head-on collision between two cars.  

The 25-year-old driver and baby died when their Hyundai, carrying four passengers, hit a Holden Commodore being driven by a 40-year-old man on the Golden Highway at Dunedoo in central western New South Wales about 5pm on Wednesday.

Police said a two-year-old girl was also in the Hyundai and airlifted to the Westmead Children’s Hospital where she remains in a serious condition.

A woman and a an 11-month-old baby boy have died in a horrific head-on collision on the Golden Highway (pictured) in central western New South Wales

A two-year-old girl was also in the same car as the woman and the baby boy and was airlifted to the Westmead Children's Hospital where she remains in a serious condition (stock image)

A two-year-old girl was also in the same car as the woman and the baby boy and was airlifted to the Westmead Children’s Hospital where she remains in a serious condition (stock image)

Another two passengers – two men aged 23 and 29 – were in the Hyundai i30 at the time of the crash as they travelled west towards Dubbo.

The 23-year-old man was taken to Dubbo Base Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The 29-year-old was flown to Westmead Hospital and his injuries are unknown.

The Holden driver was also airlifted to the western Sydney hospital, although his injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

The crash is being investigated by officers from the Crash Investigation Unit.  

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