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Driver charged after man dies at football club gathering

A man died after being towed by a quad bike that hit a goalpost; the 20-year-old driver was charged.

A man died and a 20-year-old driver has been charged following an incident at an Osborne football ground on Sunday afternoon. Tigers players had gathered after their club's grand final games the previous day.

The man in his 20s was being towed by a quad bike when he struck a goalpost. People nearby gave first aid, but the man died at the scene.

The quad bike driver was arrested and underwent mandatory testing, then charged with dangerous driving causing death and negligent driving causing death. He was bailed and will appear at Wagga Local Court on Wednesday.

Sunday, September 20, about 2.30pm
Time
Wednesday, September 23
Court date

Why it mattersThe charges carry serious consequences; the court appearance will determine next steps in the case.

AustraliaA tragic incident at a regional NSW football club with court proceedings to follow.

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