Stories

Matt Brenssell from St John Alexandra shares what it's like to work in a rural community where everyone is connected and affected by the impact of crashes.

Driving is Otago Regional Council's top health and safety risk . We caught up with Gavin Palmer to find out why the Council is backing Any number is too many.

Paul Hannah is part of Otago Regional Council's Hydrology team. Road safety is the biggest health and safety risk at the Council.

"Death by road accident... has a hidden toll in the grief and sadness it leaves behind." The Ashburton Guardian shares its take on the road toll.

Cary Grant is a paramedic in Winton. Find out why he's joining our call to stop using the term "road toll" and to start calling it what it is: death.

We caught up with employees of HW Richardson to talk about why Hw Richardson and its staff support Any number is too many

Marielle Craighead is a long time resident of Central Otago. She supports Any number is too many because too many people are dying in her community.