
British woman dies in light plane crash in Australia
An Irish national, also in her 20s, is in a critical condition after the incident in Queensland.
A British woman, believed to be a tourist, has been killed in a light plane crash in Australia.
An Irish national is also in a critical condition following the accident.
The women, both aged in their twenties, were among four people on the aircraft when it came down at around 11am on Tuesday on Middle Island, near Agnes Water, in Queensland, local police said.
Those involved are believed to have been taking a day trip to the island.
The pilot, a man aged in his sixties, was taken to hospital in a serious condition and a 13-year-old boy was transferred to be treated for minor injuries, the Bundaberg RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter team said.
Queensland police acting inspector Jane Healy said they were working to identify the plane's occupants.
She told ABC News: "Because of the location and communications, it's difficult to ascertain who the deceased was. We're still getting an ID on that."