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Second Rider Dies After Cyclists Struck by Car in Canberra Last Week

Police say a 39-year-old rider died in hospital, bringing the crash toll to two as investigators appeal for dashcam footage.

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Police say a second cyclist who was left in a critical condition after a car "ploughed" into a group of riders last week has now died in hospital.

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Second rider dies after cyclists struck by car in Canberra last week

Police say a second cyclist who was left in a critical condition after a car "ploughed" into a group of riders last week has now died in hospital.

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Heartbreak as second cyclist dies in hospital a week after horror crash

A 39-year-old man tragically became the second fatality from the Gungahlin Drive crash, dying on September 3.

·Canberra, Australia
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Several Cyclists Were Hit by a Car in Canberra; the Second Person Died From Their Injuries.

Two people have died in a car crash that struck multiple cyclists in northern Canberra at the end of August. One woman died at the scene, and the other man was seriously injured and died on the evening of September 3 after being taken to the hospital.

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Second cyclist dies following Gungahlin Drive collision

Read Canberra Daily's latest article on Second cyclist dies following Gungahlin Drive collision . Your latest lifestyle, entertainment, local & global news.

·Canberra, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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