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Should be interesting to seeMichael Gardiner’s career with the West Coast Eagles is in tatters today. Gardiner was involved in a car crash near midnight last night that saw his car airborne as it went through the middle of a Scarborough roundabout. Tonight in Seven News, the club’s swift response, and what Gardiner had to say to us.
Australians are being evacuated from strife-torn Beirut. Nearly two hundred left on a perilous path to Syria today, some in tears. They told Seven’s Chris Reason how relieved they were to be leaving the frightening situation.
And the horror of a tsunami has been revisited on Indonesia. Five Australians were among thousands who fled their homes to escape the killer wave. More than 300 have been killed.
Louise Momber reports a Perth man has gone on trial accused of hindering police by standing in front of a speed camera with a warning sign. He claims he was just assisting police.
We'll show you the new speed camera fines that come complete with a photo of the driver and the car.
And our special report tonight on another internet danger, one that can affect your health.
Well it does close it now doesnt it, with the owner-onus laws? - by rights they could take the picture from behind now, like they do in many other states..uneekwahn wrote:Now if only they'd close the loophole that allows motorbikes not to have a front licence plate, therefore avoiding fines, it will be fair and equitable
As I mentioned before - they are already taking pictures from behind in some locations. I dont know if its only one particular speed camera that is capable of doing it - but it is happening.Fastlane wrote:Well it does close it now doesnt it, with the owner-onus laws? - by rights they could take the picture from behind now, like they do in many other states..uneekwahn wrote:Now if only they'd close the loophole that allows motorbikes not to have a front licence plate, therefore avoiding fines, it will be fair and equitable
They have two Multanova's currently that can photograph both front and rear plates. They tend to be utilised mainly on the Mitchell Fwy...Turbo wrote:I dont know if its only one particular speed camera that is capable of doing it - but it is happening.
GoodieConstableCare wrote:They have two Multanova's currently that can photograph both front and rear plates. They tend to be utilised mainly on the Mitchell Fwy...Turbo wrote:I dont know if its only one particular speed camera that is capable of doing it - but it is happening.
Cheers, CC
- so this means they can book the motorbikes that do like 160 on the fwys??????