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A head-on collision at Old Beach killed a woman as Tasmania recorded four deaths in one week.
Why it mattersA sudden spike in fatal crashes signals a dangerous pattern and prompts urgent questions about road conditions, driver behaviour, and vehicle safety.
Two children died when an eight-seater 4WD rolled after the driver swerved to avoid rocks on the road.
Why it mattersRoad hazards can cause tragedy in seconds; the incident highlights risks on regional routes during school transport.
A petition to keep librarians in schools has attracted over 13,000 signatures. This comes as 58 schools cut the roles.
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