March 28, 2026

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Incident Overview
A disqualified driver has pleaded guilty to charges over a crash near Geelong that killed 12-year-old Mia Rossiter. Police allege the driver lost control while hooning and crashed into the Rossiter family’s hatchback, with Mia dying at the scene.

Location and Time

  • Crash Date: Friday, 28 March 2026
  • Location: Stonehaven, near Geelong, VIC

Vehicles Involved

  • A vehicle driven by a disqualified driver (exact type not stated)
  • The Rossiter family’s hatchback

Injuries/Fatalities

  • Fatalities:
    • 12-year-old Mia Rossiter, passenger, died at the scene
  • Injuries:
    • Mia Rossiter’s father, occupant of the hatchback, spent weeks in intensive care (hospital name not stated)

Emergency Response

  • Emergency services attended the crash scene (specific agencies not stated).
  • Mia Rossiter’s father was taken to hospital and later spent weeks in intensive care.
  • Any road closures or diversions were not stated.

Police Investigation
The driver, Jordan Kenyon, admitted to four charges, including culpable driving causing the death of Mia Rossiter. He is expected to be sentenced at a later date.

  • Charges laid: Four charges, including culpable driving causing death
  • Court appearances: Pleaded guilty; sentencing to occur at a later date

Community Impact
The death of a 12-year-old girl and the serious injuries to her father have had a significant impact on the local community near Geelong.

Appeal for Information
Anyone with information about the crash is urged to contact police.

  • Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report online.
  • Policelink: Call 131 444.