LIVE: Everything we know so far about the Gold Coast helicopter crash

At least 4 people were killed when 2 choppers collided near Sea World.

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At least 4 people have been killed & 9 others injured after 2 helicopters collided near Sea World on the Gold Coast.

One chopper crashed while the other managed to safely land on a sandbank.

The victims have been identified as the following:

• Ashley Jenkinson (40)

• Diane Hughes (57)

• Ron Hughes (65)

• Vanessa Tadros (36)

Queensland Police say Vanessa Tadros' 10-year-old son Nicholas sustained critical injuries and was transported to the Gold Coast University Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.

Also travelling on the chopper that crashed were 33-year-old Winnie de Silva & her 9-year-old son Leon, both travelling from Geelong West in Victoria, who were transported to hospital with serious injuries.

She remains in a "critical but stable condition," and the boy's condition "remains stable".

The occupants of the helicopter that landed on the sandbank have been identified as the following:

• Male pilot (52)

• WA woman (27)

• NZ man (44)

• NZ woman (43)

• NZ man (48)

• NZ woman (45)

The people from New Zealand were all travelling together, with the 44-year-old and 43-year-old woman from one family and the 48-year-old and 45-year-old woman from the other.

All of them survived, with 5 of the 6 occupants sustaining 'minor' injuries related to glass shrapnel. The other was uninjured.

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