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The family from Whyalla in South Australia was travelling to Port Pirie yesterday when their ute left the Augusta Highway and crashed into a tree on the other side of the road at Baroota, near Port Germein.

The year-old driver, Duane Tee, and his year-old mother Debbie died at the scene. His condition has since been downgraded to serious but stable, but he is continuing to receive treatment in the Royal Adelaide Hospital. They live in Whyalla, and Whyalla's a relatively small and intimate community.

You've got an year-old and a year-old that now have the prospect of going through the rest of their lives without their father and without their grandmother. The deaths bring the number of people killed on South Australia's roads this year to 60, compared with 55 at the same time last year.