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TWO WEEKS TO MAKE YOUR FILM IDEAS REALITY
18 May 2009: MEDIA RELEASE: 18th May 2009 The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) is calling on young people to put pen to paper and turn their short film ideas into reality. There are only two weeks left for people aged 25 and under to enter the Make a Film,
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-tac/media-room/news-and-events
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New TAC data shows serious injury crashes on the rise
2 Sep 2016: New Transport Accident Commission data shows areas on Melbourne’s suburban fringe have some of the highest road crash injury rates in the state.
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Soccer Coppers Kick Home 'Wipe Off 5' Message
14 Sep 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 14 September 2010 Melbourne Victory and Victoria Police will hit the pitch at AAMI Park this morning to launch the Transport Accident Commission's latest advertisement warning of the dangers of low-level speeding. 'On the Team', an ad
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Innovative online gaming deal to target young drivers
30 Nov 2008: MEDIA RELEASE: 30 November 2008 The Transport Accident Commission has again shown it’s a marketing leader with its latest campaign to target young drivers. The TAC is the first Australian company to use Playstation 3 to get its message across to
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20,000 Reasons to Slow Down and Change Your Name
19 Jan 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 19 January 2011 The township of Speed will be renamed SpeedKills and local farmer Phil Down will change his name to Phil
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TAC touches down in Geelong
17 Dec 2008: MEDIA RELEASE: 17th December 2008 The Transport Accident Commission CEO Janet Dore has today accepted the keys to the new office in Geelong. FKP Property Group has finished the building the office space in time for the TAC to move in throughout
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Safety tips the ticket to VIP experience at Moto GP
1 Sep 2009: MEDIA RELEASE: 1 September 2009 Motorbike riders willing to share their safety knowledge have the chance to win a VIP experience at the 2009 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) is offering the prize in return
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TAC Community grants boost local road safety effort
3 Jul 2008: MEDIA RELEASE - 3 JULY 2008 Victorian community groups and local councils have been given more resources to tackle road trauma in the local community. Minister for the TAC, Tim Holding, today announced the first successful projects to be funded
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Drink drivers choose convenience over safety
15 Apr 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 15 April 2010 Regional Victorians are choosing convenience over safety, admitting they often drink drive because it's the easiest way to get home. The Transport Accident Commission's latest regional research has uncovered attitudes
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$19 million for brain and spinal cord injury research
5 Feb 2009: Media Release: 05 February 2009 Victorians will lead four teams of neurotrauma experts that have today received a total of almost $19 million for additional research in brain and spinal cord injury. Minister for the TAC Tim Holding said the research
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-tac/media-room/news-and-events
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