NSW Tackles Road Trauma, Protests, and Bondi Attack Aftermath
Minns Government launches "Ride like everything’s out to get you" campaign after 75 rider deaths. Police prepared for Israeli President's visit, allowing protests but enforcing order with $5,500 fines. $1M+ aids Bondi attack victims' healing.
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- Minns Government invests in major motorcycle safety ad campaign to drive down road trauma ↗
Minister for Roads
NSW launches "Ride like everything’s out to get you" ad campaign. 75 riders died last year, a 10% increase. The Minns Government campaign targets rider behavior, complementing licensing reforms. It runs for five months across multiple platforms.
- NSW Government calls for calm and respect during Israeli President’s visit ↗
The Premier; Minister for Multiculturalism; Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism
NSW Premier Chris Minns calls for calm during Israeli President's visit. Major event status grants police powers to ensure safety, prevent conflict. Protests allowed, but public order is paramount. Fines up to $5,500 for non-compliance.
- More than $1m to help victims heal after Bondi attack ↗
Minister for Multiculturalism
NSW Government grants $1M+ for 24 projects to aid Bondi attack victims. Funding targets mental health, resilience, and community support. Minister Steve Kamper stated, "This package is about dignity, compassion and practical help."