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Experts warn school holiday period could be the most dangerous for young pedestrians in years

Gladstone Regional Council Councillor Desley O’Grady and Councillor Natalia Muszkat remind road uses to Slow Down, Kids Around this holiday time at signage located near Reg Tanna Park, Glenlyon Street, Gladstone. Picture: Supplied

After unspeakable tragedy, one Aussie mum is on a mission to keep children safe around our busy roads this Christmas. […]

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