A man has been charged with multiple offences after two people died and several others were injured when the mini bus he was driving rolled over on a Victorian highway.
A man has been charged over a bus rollover in regional Victoria which left two people dead and several others injured.
He was also charged with five counts of dangerous driving causing serious injury following the bus rollover on Tuesday morning. "Police have been told the driver of a mini bus was travelling south along the Calder Highway when the vehicle rolled onto its side and crashed into a tree," police said.
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