A 14-month-old girl was killed after she crawled behind a reversing car in her family's driveway.
Police in Queensland, Australia, confirmed the tragic accident took place last weekend.
The toddler had been playing outside in a town called Rosevale was struck by the car on Sunday afternoon.
Emergency services and a helicopter were called to the scene on Old Rosevale Road at around 5pm but the child was pronounced dead at the scene.
A police investigation has now been launched into the incident.
The distressing incident will be investigated by the forensic crash unit from the Ipswich district.
It is not yet clear who had been driving the vehicle at the time of the accident.
In New Zealand last week, a desperate father was heard screaming "my baby's inside" as he tried to save a young boy and his baby sister who perished in a tragic house fire.
Fire crews were called to the scene at 10.45pm on Tuesday after a blaze broke out at the one-storey bungalow home in Christchurch.
But they arrived too late to save the young victims, now named as Brayden, eight, and Arianna, nine months.
A fire chief who was at the scene described the inferno as "unsurvivable".
