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Sunday, November 15, 2026

Three teens fighting for life after stolen car crash in Brisbane’s east

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Three teenagers are fighting for their lives and a major police investigation is under way after crash involving an allegedly stolen car in Brisbane’s east on Sunday afternoon.

Nine News reported a huge emergency response following the crash at the intersection of Wynnum and Hemmant Tingalpa Roads in Tingalpa about 3.45pm, where a white Toyota Corolla collided with a blue Toyota Corolla before crashing into a power pole.

Paramedics treated four patients on scene - the occupants of the white Corolla - and two teenage girls and a teenage boy were taken to hospital in a critical condition, with grave fears for at least one of the three, Nine reported. A second teenage boy was taken to hospital in a stable condition.

The occupants of the blue Corolla were not injured.

Police reported the white Corolla was stolen earlier on Sunday from Wynnum.

“Police are asking anyone who witnessed the crash or has vision to contact police,” they said in a statement.

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