Five people have been killed after a car left the road, rolled and hit trees on the Arnhem Highway in the Northern Territory, APA reports citing The Guardian.
The crash occurred about 60 kilometres west of Jabiru on Monday morning.
“Jabiru police attended in the first instance and located the vehicle which had left the road, rolled and crashed into trees,” Northern Territory police said in a statement.
Investigators are working to establish the identities of the deceased so that families can be notified.
The Northern Territory road toll for 2019 now stands at 28 compared to 47 at the same time last year.