Aboriginal Road Safety Campaigns

In an effort to provide road safety messaging in a culturally sensitive and acceptable format, we approached Goolarri Media Enterprises which is located in Broome, to write, produce and schedule the appropriate messages to the Aboriginal people in the north-west of WA.
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Below are a sample of Aboriginal road safety campaigns produced by Goolarri Media Enterprises (GME) for the Road Safety Commission since 2006. GME is run by, employs, uses, and trains Aboriginal people in all aspects of media in the North-West of the state. They produced these TVCs and aired them through their network.

Advisory: Some of these links may contain vision of persons since deceased.

2023-2024

No one plans a crash_GME

You See, We See_GME

2021-2022

Nah, not worth it_GME

Impaired driving legislation_GME

2019-2020

We’re watching_GME.

Cape Leveque Road education:

Opening of road_GME

Drive to the conditions_GME

Child restraints_GME

Tourists_GME

Safe road users_GME

Road worthy vehicles_GME

2018

Drink drive-grow-up GME

2006-2017

Fatigue GME

Seatbelts – who are you willing to risk GME

Speed kills

Drink driving - Skelt

Seatbelts - Belt up stupid GME

Drink driving - Risky business_GME

Speeding - simple science_GME

Seatbelts - belt up_GME