Three people have been killed after a light plane crashed west of Brisbane.
The airplane landed in a remote area near Lowood, a 60-minute drive west of Queensland's capital.
Due to the nature of the area, paramedics have struggled to get on scene, approaching the wreckage by foot.
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The plane ran into bad weather, before dropping 2000 feet from the air.
The plane was tracked leaving Roma in western Queensland this morning at 7.20am, stopping in Dalby around 9am, before taking off again fifteen minutes later.
The plane then lost connection near Ipswich around 10am before plunging to the ground this afternoon.
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