A teenage boy was killed when he came off his motorbike on a farm in eastern Victoria on Saturday afternoon.
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Police say the boy was at a private property on Gribbles Road in Jancourt East, about 30 kilometres from Camperdown, when he came off the motorbike about 4pm.
Paramedics attended to treat the boy, but he died at the scene, police spokeswoman Melissa Seach said.
Senior constable Seach said police would prepare a report for the Coroner and that WorkSafe would also investigate the death.
The boy's age could not be confirmed because not all of his family had been notified, she said.
Meanwhile a girl, believed to be aged in her early teens, was airlifted to Melbourne in a serious condition after she was hit by a car in Murrabit, near Swan Hill, on the New South Wales border.
Ambulance Victoria spokesman John Mullen said the girl was riding her bicycle when she was hit by a car at the intersection of Hannah Lane and Murrabit West Road about 4pm.
"She's a teenage girl and has head and facial injuries and she's in a serious condition," Mr Mullen said.
