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  • Motorcyclist remembered as ‘absolute legend’ after Western Highway crash | Pothole death drives h…

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    Motorcyclist remembered as 'absolute legend' after Western Highway crash

    Peter Mason has been remembered as an "absolute legend" by his friends.  (Supplied: Facebook)

    A motorcyclist died at the weekend after reportedly hitting a pothole on the Western Highway. 

    A friend has paid tribute to 71-year-old Peter "Tiki" Mason, calling him an "absolute legend".

    Police are still investigating the cause of the crash but the Western Highway Action Committee says the state government needs to fix the highway, calling the lack of investment in it "reprehensible".

    A friend of the Ballarat motorcyclist who died in a crash on the Western Highway at the weekend says the Victorian government has "blood on its hands".

    Pothole death drives home reality of voter fury at government neglect

    Peter “Tiki” Mason went out on the weekend for one of his favourite activities: motorcycling with a friend. They were riding along Victoria’s Western Highway near Ballarat, which is littered with potholes, when Mason hit one, lost control of his bike and instantly died.

    The death of the Eureka Social Riders club member, 71, has brought into sharp focus the deterioration of the state’s roads and why it has become a lightning rod of voter anger as Victorians head to an election on November 28.

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    Motorcyclist’s death reignites debate over potholes on Victoria’s ‘deteriorating’ roads

    Motorcycle club president Peter ‘Tiki’ Mason, 71, crashed and died on the Western Highway at Trawalla, west of Ballarat, on Sunday

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    The death of a motorcyclist who reportedly hit a pothole has put Victoria’s government under renewed pressure over the condition of the state’s roads.

    Emergency services were called to Trawalla, west of Ballarat, shortly before 1pm on Sunday after reports that a motorcycle had struck a pothole. The 71-year-old rider, from Ballarat, died at the scene after reportedly losing control on the Western Highway near Trawalla Road.

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  • Virginia Giuffre remembered as ‘hero to the ages’ on first anniversary of her death | They al…

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    Washington: Prominent Jeffrey Epstein survivor and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor accuser Virginia Giuffre has been hailed as a hero who changed the world at a memorial to mark a year since her death, as advocates prepare for the imminent US visit of King Charles.

    A small crowd gathered in Washington’s National Mall, just a block from the White House, on Saturday (US time) to honour Giuffre, who died by suicide on Anzac Day last year at her farm north of Perth. She was 41.

    Her younger brother, Sky Roberts, who with his wife, Amanda, has become a key voice demanding reform of sex-trafficking laws and the release of all the so-called Epstein files, read a letter to his sister from the stage.

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    Saturday marks one year since Virginia Giuffre’s death – and other survivors are making a public reckoning possible

    Saturday will mark one year since the death of Virginia Giuffre, one of the first women to surrender her anonymity, detail her experiences and publicly call for criminal charges against convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. For other Epstein survivors such as Liz Stein and Jess Michaels, Giuffre’s public reckoning made it possible to finally name what had happened to them.

    “I saw myself in Virginia, in [Epstein survivor] Maria Farmer, in all of them,” said Danielle Bensky, who was pulled into Epstein’s orbit when she was 17. “And I thought: if they can be victimized, anyone can be. I was not alone. I finally understood that we were not going to be silent any more.

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    Friends and family honour Virginia Giuffre at Washington DC memorial to mark one year since her death

    Virginia Giuffre has been honoured at an emotional vigil in the US to mark a year since she died in WA and to demand justice for victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

    Friends, family and supporters of Giuffre — the most high-profile victim of Epstein — gathered in Washington DC near the Washington Monument to remember the woman who shared her story of abuse with the world.

    Giuffre took her own life on April 25, 2025, at the age of 41, at her farmhouse at Neergabby, north of Perth. Her family said her death followed a long battle, struggling with the trauma of her abuse.

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