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Adrian Black

Fine increased over decoupled tanker triple-fatality

The Court of Appeal has lifted a company's fine over a prime mover crash that killed three people. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

A Victorian mechanics company has had its fine increased for its role in the decoupling of a fuel tanker trailer that killed three people.

Heavy Mechanics Pty Ltd had serviced the truck and trailer roughly a week before the trailer detached and drifted into two oncoming cars, killing Peta Cox, 67, Lisa Turner, 33, and her four-year-old son Jack near Wodonga in August 2014.

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