Our July quarterly newsletter is live. Sentencing reform, parliamentary submissions, member voices in classrooms and courtrooms, new support groups and more.
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20,000 signatures. NSW Parliament in August. Andrew Dimovski is calling for tougher penalties for drivers who flee fatal crashes, the system is finally being forced to listen. RTSG's Roxanne Arnold also speaks to @abcnewcastle about what's at stake... https://t.co/r6TkPiQMcA
Duncan Wakes-Miller stands at Parliament House tomorrow with the Premier @ChrisMinnsMP and AG @michaeldaleyMP to fight for the Good Character at Sentencing Bill. He's published exactly why it matters. Read: https://t.co/BSopd0sHyg
#GoodCharacterBill#RoadTrauma
Today the NSW Opposition tried to gut the most significant victim sentencing reform in a generation. Their amendments would keep good character alive in court for drivers who kill. The Minns Government rejected them. Road Trauma Support Group NSW does too. #GoodCharacterBill
NSW roads are on track for their deadliest year in a decade.
RTSG NSW Chair Tom Daher on 2GB - what it means for families, and why drivers need to take care.
▶️ https://t.co/OAu2ak8JVq
Katie lost her son Nicholas in a high-speed crash. The officers in this video deliver that news to families every week.
This conversation is worth your time. https://t.co/ScYtesZTHD
Bryson Dimovski was 14 when he was killed in a hit and run. Today his killer received a minimum of 3 years 3 months. His father: "If that was your family, tell me if that's justice."
Watch: https://t.co/IO3WHEy9ln | ABC: https://t.co/aOt5dYqHqr | Herald: https://t.co/osjC9yeMQV
Barney Wakes-Miller was 17 when he was killed by a drunk driver. His dad Duncan on the Bar Association's defence of drink driving leniency: "Convoluted reasoning that softens the gravity of taking a life.
Read more: https://t.co/CNB8yR5av0
Road trauma doesn’t end at the crash.
RTSG NSW members Bridget & Craig, with @nswpolice Josh Dixon, share the real impact behind the statistics.
Watch:https://t.co/6Wyz19Tmb6
#RoadSafety#RoadTrauma#TowardZero
Our March quarterly newsletter is live. Updates on our transition to independent incorporation, the 2031 Road Safety Action Plan consultations, member voices in the media, and more.
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A mother lost both her children. A father watched a drunk driver walk free.
These are not accidents. They are road crimes.
Watch @ACurrentAffair9's story and help our members demand a justice system that finally acts like it.
https://t.co/z15gOfPMcT
#VehicularHomicide#RoadCrime
The latest RTSG Quarterly is out now.
https://t.co/rCPDUdJSvS
Updates on lived experience, partnerships and community work from late 2025.
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RTSG Deputy Chair Duncan Wakes-Miller reflects on the legacy of Kevin “Saulie” Saul whose fight after losing his son Brendan led to Brendan’s Law.
@2GB873 interview: https://t.co/Up2kedYLli
Saulie’s impact endures through the lives he helped protect.
Christmas Eve changed everything for RTSG member Katie Dokmanovic, when she lost her son Nicholas in a criminal road crash.
See her story: https://t.co/ke4ELrUiqm
Support is available 24/7: 1800 808 384
Two of our members, Renee and Christine have shared their stories with @abcnews Newcastle
The article offers a clear look at their experiences and the impact on their families, a reality many others face
Read here: https://t.co/k5WeyZ2acm
#RoadSafety#TowardZero#RTSG#RoadToll
RTSG member Katie Dokmanovic joined the Sydney Swans to teach students about road trauma and safer choices on our roads.
See the 9 News Story: https://t.co/VP5y0BgfoG
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