Fatality-free day inflates hopes

By David Hall
Updated April 8 2014 - 10:11am, first published April 7 2014 - 3:13pm
NSW Traffic and Highway Patrol officer Kevin Hood, State Fire Service officer Frank Lampe, Shellharbour SES officer Martin Sewell, Shellharbour City Council general manager Michael Willis, Shellharbour Mayor Marianne Saliba and supporter of Fatality Free Friday Brett Stibners put their signatures on the inflatable car at Stockland Shellharbour. Picture: ALBEY BOND
NSW Traffic and Highway Patrol officer Kevin Hood, State Fire Service officer Frank Lampe, Shellharbour SES officer Martin Sewell, Shellharbour City Council general manager Michael Willis, Shellharbour Mayor Marianne Saliba and supporter of Fatality Free Friday Brett Stibners put their signatures on the inflatable car at Stockland Shellharbour. Picture: ALBEY BOND

THE Shellharbour community has thrown its support behind Fatality Free Friday, to be held on May 30.

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