A truck driver remains in hospital more than a week after being airlifted from the scene of a serious rollover.
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Emergency services were alerted and attended the scene.
The roof had to be cut off the truck to allow the man to be removed from the vehicle.
He was taken from the vehicle after about two hours before being airlifted to hospital in Canberra.
The injuries were not life threatening, but police say the man is continuing to receive treatment.
A police spokeswoman said the circumstances surrounding the crash continue to be examined.
"The driver remains in hospital and no charges have been laid," the spokeswoman said.
"Investigations are continuing."
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The truck appeared to have left the eastern side of the highway before tipping onto its side.
It's unclear what caused the vehicle to leave the road.
The incident led to the highway being closed as the man was airlifted, and there were further delays to traffic while the truck was unloaded of bales of wool and the scene cleared.
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