The Nebo community and surrounding regions were left in shock on Sunday evening, 28 September, when a light aircraft crashed, claiming the life of its sole occupant.
The sudden loss has devastated family, friends, and the local community, as emergency services responded to the harrowing scene.
Police are preparing a report for the coroner following the death of the 47-year-old pilot in Nebo Creek.
Emergency services were called shortly after 6pm to a private property after reports of the aircraft crash.
The pilot tragically died at the scene.
Authorities have confirmed that the Forensic Crash Unit is investigating the circumstances leading up to the incident.
At the time of print, police had not released further details, and inquiries remain ongoing as the community mourns this sudden tragedy.
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