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Cat fans warned not to drink and drive
22 Aug 2008: MEDIA RELEASE - FRIDAY, 22 AUGUST, 2008 Minister for TAC Tim Holding visited Geelong today to inspect building progress at the TAC’s new headquarters which will accommodate 650 TAC staff from January 2009. The TAC’s move to Geelong is expected
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New Essendon, Victory jumpers to highlight seatbelt safety
10 Aug 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 10 August 2010 Sports fans are being urged to support the first ever Road Safety Round this weekend with specially designed jumpers highlighting seatbelt safety to be worn by Essendon Football Club, Melbourne Victory, Bendigo Bombers,
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Victoria's worst 10 regions for road trauma revealed
20 May 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 20 May 2010 The latest Victoria Police data shows Melbourne ’s inner city roads are again the worst location in Victoria for fatalities and serious injuries . The other poor performing areas of the 55 Police Service Areas in
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TAC announces transitional office site in Geelong
17 May 2007: Media Release - 17 May 2007 The TAC’s Chief Operating Officer for Geelong, Andrew Boag, today announced 312 – 328 Moorabool Street as the intended site for the TAC’s transitional office in Geelong, with the relevant planning documents lodged
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Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week Launched
13 Nov 2006: Media Release - 13 November 2006 The TAC today joined ParaQuad Victoria in launching a week dedicated to raising awareness about spinal cord injury and its prevention. “Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week is an important event relevant not only to
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Grand Prix Mobile Cinema to Drive Road Safety Message
31 Mar 2006: Media Release - 31 March 2006 Victorians visiting the 2006 Formula 1 Foster’s Australian Grand Prix can be breath tested for free at the event at the TAC’s new mobile cinema. Minister for the TAC, John Lenders, said the former booze bus had been
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The Transport Accident Commission and WorkSafe Victoria collaborate…
3 Jan 2008: MEDIA RELEASE - 3 JANUARY 2008 Today the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and WorkSafe Victoria formally announced the launch of the shared Health Services Group. The aim of the Health Services Group is to simplify processes and implement
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TAC delivers record client satisfaction result
4 Oct 2006: MEDIA RELEASE - 4 October 2006 The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) provided $675 million in support services to more than 41,000 Victorians in the 2005/06 financial year, TAC Chairman, Mr James MacKenzie announced today. Mr MacKenzie said the
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Government cements its commitment to Geelong
29 Aug 2007: Media Release - 29 August 2007 Premier John Brumby said the Victorian Government would continue to encourage growth in regional economies during a site visit to the TAC’s new headquarters in Geelong. Mr Brumby said significant progress had been
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New TAC Campaign Focuses on Speed Trauma
7 Mar 2006: Media Release - 7 March 2006 Victorian road users have been reminded of the consequences of speeding at the launch of a new TAC public education campaign today. Minister for the TAC, John Lenders, said an extra five kilometres per hour was enough to
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