First picture of family killed in horrific crash near Casino Killed ... Shaun Zagar and Kaleb, left and Zara, right. Police and investigators at the crash scene near Casino, NSW. A FATHER and two of his beloved children were killed in a horrific car crash yesterday as they waited for a school bus in northern NSW. Shaun Zagar and his children, Kaleb, 7, and six-year-old Zara died after their parked vehicle was struck by another car, which police say veered on to the wrong side of the road in Dyraaba, near Casino. Inspector Mick Dempsey from Richmond Local Area Command said none of the three were wearing seatbelts at the time. Police, paramedics, Sextonville and Kyogle RFS units, NSW Fire and Rescue Kyogle brigade, Casino VRA and the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter responded to reports of the smash at 8.15am. When emergency service crews arrived, they found a blue Mazda hatch and a green Mitsubishi sedan, both suffering significant damage, in a roadside paddock. The occupants of the Mitsubishi, a 57-year-old man, a four-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl were treated at the scene for various non-life-threatening injuries. The girl was airlifted by the rescue helicopter to Lismore Base Hospital in a stable condition suffering a fracture and facial injuries, while the man and the boy were taken to Lismore Base Hospital by road ambulance. Officers from the Ballina Crash Investigation unit have examined the scene. The triple tragedy marked a shocking 12 hours on the state's roads with two other reported fatalities. About 9am, Richard Warburton, a 74-year-old pedestrian, was struck by an out of control utility as he stood on Willoughby Rd, Willoughby. The utility left a path of destruction as it crossed a number of traffic lanes, hit a bin and street sign before colliding with Mr Warburton. He died a short time later in Royal North Shore Hospital. Police are investigating if the male motorist was using his phone while driving. This spate of car accidents began on Peak Hill Rd, Dubbo about 8.30pm on Monday, where a six-year-old girl died when a vehicle rolled down an embankment. The girl was in the rear seat of a Ford Falcon when it crashed. Police said the 34-year-old woman, believed to be her mother, escaped serious injuries and is in Dubbo Base Hospital. "The circumstances to each incident are all different," Acting Superintendent Mark Crelley, from NSW Police Force Traffic and Highway Patrol Command, said. "And when children are involved it often has a greater impact."s These children have parents and friends at school and they're going to have to deal with it.