78-year-old New South Wales cyclist killed in cycling crash near Kilkivan
A cyclist has been tragically killed in a crash on the Wide Bay Highway, near Kilkivan this morning.
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A cyclist has died in a traffic crash on the Wide Bay Highway near Kilkivan this morning (May 15).
Initial investigations indicate at about 10am a cyclist was travelling east approaching the intersection with Rossmore Road when the rider has veered into the path of vehicle travelling in the opposite direction.
The rider, a 78-year-old New South Wales man, died at the scene.
The driver of the vehicle was not physically injured.
Forensic Crash Unit is investigating the crash.
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