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Two Dead After Plane Crashes Into Paddock

Authorities say the two occupants died at the scene, and investigators have established a crime scene and notified aviation safety officials.

  • On Friday, two men died in a light plane crash in a paddock on Bunnan Road near the Scone Aerodrome in the NSW Hunter Region; emergency services were called at 1:55 PM.
  • Police, ambulance, and fire crews responded to the crash site, where a fire truck remained at 3 PM due to fuel spilling from the wreckage and authorities established a crime scene.
  • "We were advised an aircraft had crashed near the Scone racecourse," a spokesperson said; officials from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau and Recreational Aviation Australia have been informed.
  • Specialist officers are examining the crash site as part of an investigation, and a report will be prepared for the coroner regarding the circumstances of the two men's deaths.
  • Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000; the crash occurred in the Hunter Valley Police District, roughly two hours from Newcastle.
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Light plane crash in NSW Hunter Valley leaves two dead

Two men have been killed in a light plane crash in the NSW Hunter Valley.

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Tragedy in the Upper Hunter: two dead after light plane goes down near Scone

Two men have died after a plane crashed at Scone in the Upper Hunter this afternoon.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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