Rahi Hohua (right) and Joseph King were killed in a weekend skydiving accident.
Authorities are continuing their investigations into a fiery skydiving plane crash in Australia which claimed the life of five people, including former New Zealand couple Joseph King and Rahi Hohua.
The couple, who lived in Logan, Queensland were on a skydiving trip on Saturday when the plane crashed in flames
at Caboolture airfield, 50km north of Brisbane.
Three investigations have been launched by authorities into the crash, including the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), Queensland Police and the Australian Parachute Federation (APF).
Both the ATSB and the APF said their investigations were ongoing.
Details were not going to be made available until the investigation had been completed, the organisations said.
