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Five die in Sydney harbour crash Five die in Sydney harbour crash
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Five people have died in a collision between a fishing trawler and a small cabin cruiser in Sydney Harbour. Five people have died in a collision between a fishing trawler and a small cabin cruiser in Australia.
Nine others were injured as all 14 people aboard the smaller boat were thrown into the water. Nine others were injured as all 14 people aboard the smaller boat were thrown into Sydney Harbour.
All of the dead and injured - aged between 18 and 31 - were reportedly from the cabin cruiser.All of the dead and injured - aged between 18 and 31 - were reportedly from the cabin cruiser.
The accident occurred just before 0300 (1700 GMT on Wednesday) in the once-busy commercial port, now mostly used by pleasure craft and ferries.The accident occurred just before 0300 (1700 GMT on Wednesday) in the once-busy commercial port, now mostly used by pleasure craft and ferries.
Conditions at the time of the accident were cold and pitch black, reports the BBC's Nick Bryant from Sydney, and there were scenes of chaos on a nearby wharf as the injured were treated.
Both boats have now been impounded at a police marine area, our correspondent says, while investigators try to make sense of why 14 people were on board a small cruiser in the middle of the night.
Local media is reporting that the boat, which had "Sydney Ship Repair" written on the side, had been stolen.
The last fatal crash in the famous harbour, which houses the striking Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, was in March 2007, when three died after a passenger ferry collided with a pleasure boat.