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Coinciding with the Australia Day long weekend, there are four days of double demerits in certain jurisdictions. Double demerits came into effect at 12:01am on Friday, January 24 in New South Wales, ...

This Australia Day weekend is another double demerit point period, which means increased police presence on the roads and double the chance of being slapped with a licence suspension if you're ...

Double demerit points will be enforced in New South Wales (NSW), the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and Western Australia over the long weekend, with police operations already underway for the ...

Emergency services are bracing for a “perfect storm” this Australia Day long weekend, with double demerits coming into effect on Friday for millions of motorists. NSW residents are expected to ...

The statewide traffic police operation began at 12:01 am on Friday (24 January) and will conclude at 11:59 pm on Monday (27 January), with double demerit points in place throughout that period.

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Drivers in NSW, the ACT and WA face double demerits for traffic offences over the Australia Day long weekend. Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw Police in NSW, the ACT and Western Australia prepare ...

One million drivers who remained offence-free on the road over the past 12 months in NSW are being rewarded, with a demerit point scrubbed from their licence. The results of the second year of the NSW ...