Perth landscaper Kaine Fisher, 22, dies after car crashes into garden during work
Kaine Fisher, a 22-year-old landscaper, was struck and killed by an out-of-control Toyota Corolla whilst working in a residential garden in Carramar, Perth, on 21 September. The vehicle lost control, left the road and ploughed into the property, leaving him with critical injuries from which he later died at Royal Perth Hospital. His death has prompted an outpouring of heartfelt tributes from his community, highlighting his character and the tragedy of a young life lost whilst doing work he loved.
Fisher's parents were holidaying overseas when the incident occurred and received devastating news by phone. At just 22, he was building his own landscaping business and was described by family, friends, former school and his local football club as selfless, hardworking and someone who always helped others. A 74-year-old driver of the Toyota Corolla remained at the scene and assisted with police investigations; no charges have been laid as inquiries continue.
- Young landscaper Kaine Fisher, 22, killed by out-of-control car in Perth
- Community honours him as selfless, hardworking person who always helped others
- Driver remained at scene; police investigation ongoing with no charges laid
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A 22-year-old landscaper named Kaine Fisher died after a car crashed into a residential garden where he was working in Carramar, Perth on 21 September. A Toyota Corolla lost control, left the road and struck him; he was taken to Royal Perth Hospital but did not survive his injuries.
Fisher was building his own landscaping business. He was described by family, friends and his local community as hardworking and selfless. His parents were overseas when the incident occurred and learned of his death by phone.
A 74-year-old driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and assisted police with their investigation. No charges have been laid as enquiries continue into what caused the crash.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Aussie landscaper tragically killed during freak accident while at work: ‘He was the truest definition of selfless’”.