Five seriously injured in two-vehicle crash on Bass Highway

A two-vehicle crash on the Bass Highway near Elizabeth Town, Tasmania, has left five people with serious injuries.

Why it mattersThe crash has closed a major transport route, affecting travel across northern Tasmania.

AustraliaBass Highway closure affects residents and businesses in Tasmania's north; avoid the area.

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Five seriously injured in two-vehicle crash on Bass Highway

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