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Not enough. A mother’s heartbreak after her son’s killer is sentenced.
Holly Power says the sentence can’t match what she lost. Hear from Logan’s mum after the driver who killed her 18-year-old son was sentenced. 7 News, Tamworth 28 October, 2026
Bryson’s family welcomes NSW road crime reforms. But they’re not done yet.
RTSG NSW member Andrew Dimovski on what the NSW Government’s road crime reforms mean to him, and why he won’t stop until Bryson’s Law is heard. NBN News, Newcastle, 13 October, 2026.
A win for road trauma families. But the fight isn’t over
NSW has introduced new serious road crime legislation. Deputy Chair Duncan Wakes-Miller welcomes the progress, but says there is still a marathon ahead. 7 News Riverina, 13 October, 2026.
The Dimovski's fight to change the laws that failed Bryson
Three years after losing their son in a hit and run, Andrew and Melissa Dimovski are fighting to close the loopholes that failed him. A Current Affair, 15 September 2026.
Nine years. Not enough. Never enough.
A drugged driver killed husband, father and community leader Lual Lueth at St Marys. He was sentenced this week. Road Trauma Support Group NSW walks alongside the family he left behind. 7 News, Sydney, 10 September, 2026.
On Track for the Worst Road Toll in 10 Years. Families Are Paying the Price.
RTSG NSW Chair Tom Daher discusses NSW’s rising road toll, on track for a 10-year record, and the devastating impact on families left behind. 2GB Sydney, 17 April. 2026.
The Knock at the Door: Road Trauma From Both Sides
A mother who lost her son. The officers who deliver the worst news. One conversation about road trauma no one should have to have. 10 Plus, 14 April, 2026
14 year old Bryson Dimovski died alone. His killer got three years.
Andrew Dimovski buried his son at 14. Today he stood outside court and asked the world to decide if three years is enough. NBN Newcastle, 7 April, 2026.
The Ripple Effect of Road Trauma
Road Trauma Support Group NSW members Bridget and Craig, alongside NSW Police’s Josh Dixon, share powerful firsthand insights into loss, accountability and lasting impact. A Current Affair, 2 April, 2026.
Justice Delayed. Again.
More than two years Bryson Dimovski was killed at Lake Macquarie, his family waited in court yesterday. Sentencing is now delayed another week. NBN News, 30 March, 2026.
When the System Fails, Families Pay
Two families. Both shattered by preventable road deaths. Both let down by a system that still doesn't call it what it is. A Current Affair, 26 March, 2026
Doin' It for Dan: A Memorial Ride
One year on, family, friends and riders retraced Daniel McNamara’s final journey to honour his life and keep his memory alive. 7 News, Tamworth, 28 January, 2026.
A Mother's Christmas Eve Warning
RTSG member Katie Dokmanovic lost her son Nicholas on Christmas Eve. Her message is simple: slow down, make safe choices, and get home alive. A Current Affair, 24 December, 2025
Duncan Wakes-Miller Reflects on Kevin Saul, the Man Behind Brendan’s Law
RTSG Deputy Chair Duncan Wakes-Miller speaks about Kevin “Saulie” Saul, whose determination after his son’s death led to Brendan’s Law, 2GB Sydney, 23 December, 2025.
RTSG x Sydney Swans: Learning That Saves Lives
RTSG member, Katie Dokmanovic leads an engaging road safety talk with the Sydney Swans, helping students understand the real consequences of crashes. 9 News Sydney, 13 December, 2025.
Improving the Compulsory Third Party Insurance Scheme for Families
RTSG Director Zach Duke speaks with 2GB about strengthening the Compulsory Third Party Insurance Scheme to deliver justice, transparency and better support for the victims of road crime. 2GB Sydney, 8 November, 2025.
Families, Police and ARSF Honour Lives Lost on Australia’s Roads
RTSG member Barbara Clark honours her sister Carol as families gather on World Day of Remembrance to reflect on the thousands of Australians killed on our roads each year. 10 News Australia, 16 November 2025.
Behind Every Road Death Is a Family: RTSG NSW Speaks Out
RTSG Chair Tom Daher talks with Luke Grant about rising fatalities, stolen futures, and honouring 360 families on World Day of Remembrance, 2GB Sydney, 16 November, 2025
Grieving Parents Turn Pain Into Purpose on World Day of Remembrance
David Vidal honours his son Aaron, Pennie Randall and young Brielle remember Addison, as RTSG members recognise the hundreds killed on NSW roads each year. 7 News Sydney, 16 November, 2025.
‘A Slap in the Face’: The Mostyn Family’s Heartbreak After Sentencing Reduced
RTSG member Chris Mostyn shares her pain after the driver who killed her son Jacob had his home detention sentence cut. NBN Newcastle, 11 November, 2025