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E-bike smash that could have killed radio star Margaret Throsby was 'inevitable' (opens the original)
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Much-loved former ABC radio broadcaster Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after being hit by an e-bike in a collision that could have killed her, Throsby's daughter Holly said. The rider will not be charged, and Holly said she did not want him to be - but this kind of crash was "inevitable" amid a "failure of regulation". Throsby, 84, needed surgery after suffering a broken hip and head injuries when hit by a heavy "fat bike" ridden by two teenage boys on the shared path near Thirroul l
E-bike smash that could have killed radio star Margaret Throsby was 'inevitable' (opens the original)
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Much-loved former ABC radio broadcaster Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after being hit by an e-bike in a collision that could have killed her, Throsby's daughter Holly said. The rider will not be charged, and Holly said she did not want him to be - but this kind of crash was "inevitable" amid a "failure of regulation". Throsby, 84, needed surgery after suffering a broken hip and head injuries when hit by a heavy "fat bike" ridden by two teenage boys on the shared path near Thirroul l
E-bike smash that could have killed radio star Margaret Throsby was 'inevitable' (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Much-loved former ABC radio broadcaster Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after being hit by an e-bike in a collision that could have killed her, Throsby's daughter Holly said. The rider will not be charged, and Holly said she did not want him to be - but this kind of crash was "inevitable" amid a "failure of regulation". Throsby, 84, needed surgery after suffering a broken hip and head injuries when hit by a heavy "fat bike" ridden by two teenage boys on the shared path near Thirroul l
E-bike smash that could have killed radio star Margaret Throsby was 'inevitable' (opens the original)
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Much-loved former ABC radio broadcaster Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after being hit by an e-bike in a collision that could have killed her, Throsby's daughter Holly said. The rider will not be charged, and Holly said she did not want him to be - but this kind of crash was "inevitable" amid a "failure of regulation". Throsby, 84, needed surgery after suffering a broken hip and head injuries when hit by a heavy "fat bike" ridden by two teenage boys on the shared path near Thirroul l
Ben Bartlett was a much-loved doctor who helped steelworkers take on BHP over cancer (opens the original)
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Dr Ben Bartlett, a much-loved doctor who many in the Illawarra will remember from his days helping workers overcome dangerous pollution from the Port Kembla coke ovens, has been remembered as a fighter for justice and a "great healer". Born William Bartlett in 1946, Dr Bartlett, better known as Ben, died in Wollongong in August. His life will be celebrated on October 12 with a service and burial at the Wollongong Lawn Cemetery at Kembla Grange, followed by a memorial event at the Wombarra Bowlin
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