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Pleas for lowered speed limit after the death of Rowville man on Wellington Road: ’Something needs to be done’

Community members are calling for added safety measures on Wellington Road after a fatal crash at the intersection with Braeburn Parade on Thursday 11 January. PICTURE: LJUBICA VRANKOVIC
By Tyler Wright

The Rowville community is calling for additional road safety measures after a local man died in a collision on Wellington […]

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