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Breaking: Person still trapped after car driven into Canberra shopfront

Breaking: Person still trapped after car driven into Canberra shopfront
ABC Australia Friday 09 October 2026, 02:07 UTC 1 min read
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ACT emergency services are working to free a person who remains trapped after a car was driven into a shopfront in Weston in Canberra's south. Two other people who were also trapped have been freed and taken to hospital. The conditions of all three people are not yet known.

ACT emergency services are working to free a person who remains trapped after a car was driven into a shopfront in Weston in Canberra's south. Two other people who were also trapped have been freed and taken to hospital. The conditions of all three people are not yet known. The car remains deep inside the building, which houses Harmony Tree Therapeutic Massage and Day Spa, and sits across from Cooleman Court shopping centre off Brierly Street. Police cars, five ambulances and two fire trucks are in attendance. Loading
Canberra (ORG) Weston (LOCATION) Harmony Tree Therapeutic Massage (ORG) Cooleman Court (ORG) Brierly Street (LOCATION)
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