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Jul 12, 2009 at 04:46 PM

Date	Topic
20/01/2008	Unintelligent Speed Adaptation
22/02/2006	Queensland Road Safety Summit Submission

24/05/2005	Road Safety Statistics
10/12/2004	40 km/h plan for Sydney
17/05/2004	NATIONAL INQUIRY into SPEED CAMERAS

20/09/2003	Speed Kills Theory Destroyed by the Evidence
01/08/2003	ATC Action Plan is a Plan for Failure
19/07/2003	TAC advert a tragic lie (Vic)

08/07/2003	NSW 60 vs. 65km/h Speed advert is contrived (NSW)
26/05/2003	Motoring group's qualified support for driver education
21/04/2003	Speed fines an overkill to hide revenue agenda (Qld)
19/04/2003	Greed Cameras and penalties a cynical joke (Qld)
12/04/2003	Targetting speed too simplistic says NMAA (Qld)
27/03/2002	Important safety issues neglected while politicians ban “Zoom zoom ”
25/01/2002	Motorists association supports SA independent candidate John Bannon.
6/01/2002	Latest crime statistics compared to road-toll (QLD)
30/12/2001	Motorists association defends car advertisements
27/12/2001	Vehicle Advertising - Let's not get carried away (NSW)
27/12/2001	Vehicle Advertising - Let's not get carried away (Vic)
23/12/2001	Timely warning about Holiday road-toll
8/10/2001	Motorists blast new speeding campaign
17/06/2001	Call for a fact based review of the road-toll.
17/06/2001	High Court "victory for motorists"
8/07/2000	Safety warning triangles save lives says motorists' association
16/01/2000	Motorist group labels transport minister "irresponsible" (SA)
30/08/1999	NMAA slams move to "hide" cameras(QLD)
16/06/1999	Motorist group slams the introduction of new speed cameras. (SA)
5/02/1999	Insurance company threatens to sue child crash victims. Motorist group condemns the move
22/11/1998	Motorists unimpressed by arbitrary speed limit drop go ahead(SA)

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