1. Teenage sweethearts, a baby and two little children among those killed in horror weekend on Australian roads.
Man and woman die in fiery crash, possibly while street racing in Sydney’s east https://t.co/pDBQpL1n6C #7News
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A pair of teenage lovers have been killed in a fiery crash during what is being described as a “horror weekend” on Australia’s roads.
The Daily Telegraph reports Giovanni ‘John’ Santoro, 18, and his 17-year-old girlfriend Tamara Jordanoski were killed when their car hit a pole near Port Botany at about 10:30pm on Saturday night.
Witnesses tried to rescue the pair from the crash, but the BMW they were travelling in caught fire and they were forced to flee the flames. The couple died at the scene.
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