National holiday road toll remains at 14

The national holiday road toll remains at 14, with no deaths on the country's roads reported on Monday, so far.
The latest death happened in northern NSW, where a Queensland truck driver died when his semi-trailer rolled at the intersection of the Pacific Highway and Diggers Beach Road near Coffs Harbour just after 10.45pm (AEDT) on Sunday.
Emergency services found the 34-year-old driver unconscious in the truck's crushed cabin and he died at the scene.
Earlier, a 38-year-old motorcyclist from Lemon Tree Passage died at 4.45pm (AEDT) on Sunday after his bike and a bus collided on The Lakes Way, south of Forster, on the NSW mid-north coast.
The NSW holiday road toll stands at five.
Four people have died on Victoria's roads since the holiday toll period began on Friday, while the toll in Queensland and the Northern Territory each stands at two.
There's been one death on Western Australia's roads, while no fatalities have been reported from the Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania or South Australia.