Man dies after car hits tree on Henry Parkes Way

Emergency Services

Jun 07 2025 Updated 8 hours ago

Mid West Media

A man has died after the car he was travelling in hit a tree 30km outside of Parkes this long weekend.

Two others, including a child, have also been hospitalised.

Just after 1pm on Saturday emergency services were called to Henry Parkes Way about 30km east of Parkes between Lake Endeavour Road and Reedy Creek Road, after reports of a single-vehicle crash.

Officers attached to Central West Polic...

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