Good morning, Tassie! | Monday, May 2, 2016

Updated May 2 2016 - 8:11am, first published 7:49am
Representatives from the state's emergency services have banded together for a road safety campaign to target the "fatal five". Pictured are: Launceston General Hospital consultant Grace Sousa, Launceston General Hospital Clinical Nurse Consultant Louisa Grant, then back left to right: SES Northern Region Regional Manager Mhairi Revie, Road Safety Advisory Committee chairman Jim Cox, Tasmania Fire Service Northern Regional chief Jeff Harper, Minister for Police and Emergency Management Rene Hidding, Tasmania Police Commander Brett Smith, Ambulance Tasmania Duty Manager Alistair Shephard. Picture: Phillip Biggs
Representatives from the state's emergency services have banded together for a road safety campaign to target the "fatal five". Pictured are: Launceston General Hospital consultant Grace Sousa, Launceston General Hospital Clinical Nurse Consultant Louisa Grant, then back left to right: SES Northern Region Regional Manager Mhairi Revie, Road Safety Advisory Committee chairman Jim Cox, Tasmania Fire Service Northern Regional chief Jeff Harper, Minister for Police and Emergency Management Rene Hidding, Tasmania Police Commander Brett Smith, Ambulance Tasmania Duty Manager Alistair Shephard. Picture: Phillip Biggs

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Launceston weather forecast: Rain is on the agenda again today, with the Bureau of Meteorology predicitng three to six millimetres this afternoon and evening. Winds are northwesterly at 30 to 45km/h, increasing to 40 to 50km/h in the evening. The temperature is expected to reach 17 degrees.

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