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Cycling Story on Triple J

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    There was a story on Triple J's Hack programme last night, regarding the
    current spate of cyclists deaths, leaving the scene of an accident,
    abuse of cyclists etc, and the current discussions these are raising in
    various newsgroups.

    It can be heard for the next week only at:

    http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/hack/default.htm

    At the "Listen: stream programs from the past week" click on the
    Thursday programme. (slide the stream to the 16min50sec mark)

    And for something completely different, have a listen to the "Closet
    Recordings of Alan Jones" on that page.

    jh

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    Is this Eugene McGee in question ?

    http://www.policejournalsa.org.au/0008/18a.html

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    An Adelaide University graduate in law (1983) and former SA police
    officer, Eugene McGee has chiefly practiced criminal law, including
    matters relating to police regulations. He has:

    Acted as counsel for the Police Association in the Royal Commission
    into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
    Had involvement as a solicitor in war crimes trials.
    Been a member of the Criminal Law Committee of the Law Society of South
    Australia.
    He is currently engaged in private practice.

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