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Four people killed and three injured in horror night on NSW roads

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Police are investigating two separate crashes after four people were killed and three injured in a horrific night on NSW roads.
Police are investigating two separate crashes after four people were killed and three injured in a horrific night on NSW roads. · 7NEWS

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Four people have died, and three others have been injured in two separate crashes in NSW, marking a horror day on the state’s roads. Two people were killed and two others…

Four people have died, and three others have been injured in two separate crashes in NSW, marking a horror day on the state’s roads.

Two people were killed and two others seriously injured when two vehicles collided in the Southern Highlands on Saturday night.

Just before 7pm on Saturday, emergency services were called to the intersection of Sheepwash Road and Walker Road at Avoca, about 15km southeast of Moss Vale.

Police found two vehicles had collided, with the driver and passenger of one vehicle dying at the scene.

The driver of the second vehicle, a 64-year-old woman, and her passenger, a 65-year-old man, were treated by paramedics and were taken to Liverpool Hospital in a serious condition.

Further north, emergency services were called to another serious crash late on Saturday night in the state’s Northern Rivers region.

Emergency services attended Tyalgum Road, near Swifts Road, at Tyalgum, about 18km west of Murwillumbah, about 10.30pm.

Police found a vehicle that had veered off the road and crashed into a tree.

Two of the car’s occupants, both believed to be in their 20s, died at the scene despite being assisted by police.

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