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Warrnambool driver granted bail after burnout nearly hits mother and child
Zachary Undy-Holding was bailed after allegedly performing a burnout near a mother and child at Warrnambool breakwater on September 1.
Why it mattersYoung, reckless driving near children creates real danger; the court's driving ban removes an active threat from public spaces.
AustraliaDangerous driving incidents in Victoria highlight ongoing risks to families using public spaces; bail conditions aim to prevent further harm.
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