Summary:
A British tourist has died after a four-wheel-drive vehicle overturned on a tour of Australia's inland islands.

Full article:
A tourist died after a four-wheel drive rollover on Queensland's Fraser Island on Friday. The young woman was in a vehicle travelling south towards Hook Point on the inland route when the four-wheel drive overturned at approximately 2pm AEST. Seven others passengers were also injured, and two German tourists in the group were airlifted to Hervey Bay Hospital by RACQ CareFlight Rescue Helicopter. A tourist died after a four-wheel drive rollover on Queensland's Fraser Island on Friday . The young woman was in a vehicle travelling south towards Hook Point on the inland route when the four-wheel drive overturned at approximately 2pm AEST . Pilot Aaron Regan said that police and paramedics were already at the scene when the helicopter arrived. 'It wasn't a nice incident to go to and obviously one of them has lost their lives,' he told the ABC. 'Hopefully the other seven recover.' There have also been reports the accident happened when several four-wheel-drive vehicles were following each other as part of a tour. Five other passengers were taken to the Gympie Hospital with varying injuries. Police have not confirmed reports the deceased person is a British tourist. Seven others passengers were also injured, and two German tourists in the group were airlifted to Hervey Bay Hospital by RACQ CareFlight Rescue Helicopter .