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Shepparton crash: Pregnant mum loses baby in three car collision that killed five-year-old girl - Vimarsana News

Shepparton crash: Pregnant mum loses baby in three car collision that killed five-year-old girl

Elodie Aldridge, who was 34-weeks-pregnant, was involved in the crash at the intersection of Old Dookie Road and Boundary Road in Shepparton, Victoria, last Friday.

Shepparton crash: Mother of five-year-old killed in collision shares heartbreaking details - Vimarsana News

Shepparton crash: Mother of five-year-old killed in collision shares heartbreaking details

Savannah Kemp, age five, was in a silver Toyota LandCruiser at 2pm on Friday when it crashed into two vehicles in Shepparton East, north of Melbourne. She died at the scene.

Shepparton crash: Tragic twist in horror three car crash which claimed the life of a five-year-old girl in northern Victoria - Vimarsana News

Shepparton crash: Tragic twist in horror three car crash which claimed the life of a five-year-old girl in northern Victoria

More harrowing details about a fatal three car collision near Shepparton on a country road in northern Victoria have emerged.

Five-year-old girl dies in Shepparton crash that injured pregnant mother and killed her unborn baby - Vimarsana News

Five-year-old girl dies in Shepparton crash that injured pregnant mother and killed her unborn baby

A silver Toyota LandCruiser, a Ford Territory and a Toyota LandCruiser collided at the intersection of Old Dookie and Boundary Roads in Shepparton East on Friday.

Council awards contracts for several major developments - Vimarsana News

Council awards contracts for several major developments

Greater Shepparton City Council awarded more than $1million in contracts for several major developments at Tuesday’s Ordinary Council Meeting. A total