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Two killed in collision between car and motorcycle in Narre Warren

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Darling, A. (2026, November 10). Two killed in collision between car and motorcycle in Narre Warren. The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/national/victoria/two-killed-in-collision-between-car-and-motorcycle-in-narre-warren-20261110-p61d2w.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-11-10 · by Alexander Darling

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A car and motorcycle collision on Tuesday night in Narre Warren, Melbourne, resulted in the deaths of both drivers. The incident occurred at around 6pm on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, with the road still closed between Pound Road and Saxonwood Drive for investigations. Police report that Victoria’s current year road toll stands at 235, surpassing the five-year average, and note a recent spike since Melbourne Cup long weekend, including another fatality involving a car hitting a power pole in Keysborough on November 4.
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On November 7, a car and motorcycle collided on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren, Victoria, resulting in the deaths of both the driver and motorcyclist at the scene. The road remains closed between Pound Road and Saxonwood Drive with diversions in place. Police are investigating the circumstances and have requested witnesses or anyone with footage to contact Crime Stoppers.

Victoria’s road toll has risen to 235 for the year, surpassing the five-year average. Since November 4, twelve people have been killed on state roads. Earlier that week, Dominic Sabata, a 19-year-old man who died when his car hit a power pole in Keysborough, had mourners raise $12,000 for his family to cover funeral and memorial expenses.

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Car Collision in Narre Warren Kills Two
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Alexander Darling
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“The success of their campaign could not have been possible without all their help together,” they wrote with mock gratitude.
“You might notice a number of delayed missed call and voicemail notifications arriving all at once.
He added that the small group of UFU members he was referring to “believe everything they are told by the leadership and think that by someone intimidating or bullying me, I will support them and give them a taxpayer-funded slush fund for the union.
“It’s never happened before, we couldn’t sleep the whole night.”
“I think people will get injured while taking evasive action just because of the size of the holes,” he said, noting his firm is currently overseeing a claim against South Gippsland Shire Council involving a motorcyclist who lost control after hitting a pothole.
I couldn’t believe what I was seeing.”
Premier Ben Carroll announced policies on potholes and road maintenance recently, and work is set to begin on fixing scores of potholes as the weather gets warmer.
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Crime Stoppers Keysborough Melbourne Narre Warren Victoria

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Crime Stoppers ORG · 1× Dominic Sabata PERSON · 1× Keysborough GPE · 1× Melbourne GPE · 1× Narre Warren GPE · 1× Victoria GPE · 1×

Narrative

The young man was later identified as Dominic Sabata, and mourners have since raised $12,000 for his family to cover his funeral and memorial expenses.
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2026-11-11 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Two killed in collision between car and motorcycle in Narre Warren · assertive framing

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A driver and motorcyclist have been killed after their vehicles collided in Melbourne’s south-east on Tuesday night. asserted
vehicles → kill → night
Police say a car and motorcycle collided on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren just after 6pm, with the two victims yet to be identified. asserted
victims → say → 6
Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road remains closed between Pound Road and Saxonwood Drive, with diversions in place. asserted
diversions → close → place
Police are asking any witnesses or people with footage of the incident to contact them via Crime Stoppers. asserted
Police → ask → Stoppers
With seven weeks left until the end of the year, Victoria’s road toll has risen to 235, above the five-year average. asserted
toll → leave → average
Twelve people have been killed on the state’s roads since the beginning of the Melbourne Cup long weekend. asserted
people → kill → weekend
On November 4, a 19-year-old man was killed when the car he was travelling in hit a power pole in Keysborough. asserted
he → kill → Keysborough
The young man was later identified as Dominic Sabata, and mourners have since raised $12,000 for his family to cover his funeral and memorial expenses. asserted
mourners → identify → expenses
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