About 50 animals killed in traffic collisions are delivered each year to Korkeasaari Zoo as food, Yle reports, citing the Finnish Wildlife Agency. The animals are fed to large and small felids, wolverines and birds of prey. “Wild game provides important variety in feeding. Whole carcasses with fu…

A car collided with a police vehicle on the Hindmarsh Drive off-ramp near Tuggeranong Parkway in south Canberra, resulting in one person being hospitalized for mandatory testing. The incident occurred around 4:23pm on Wednesday, July 22, and led to significant traffic delays. ACT Policing confirmed the driver failed to stop at a red light before crashing into the police unit. While the officer involved was not seriously injured, the driver remains in stable condition. Emergency services have closed the intersection for investigations and scene clearance, with street-sweepers and tow trucks deployed. No serious injuries were reported as of 6pm, though the area is expected to remain disrupted for some time. The collision highlights ongoing safety concerns at busy intersections and the need for strict adherence to traffic rules.

Staff told the commission there were 313 SAPD vehicle pursuits from Jan 2022–Nov 2025, 90 (30%) resulted in collisions, and tire‑deflation devices were used 10 times; commissioners asked staff to provide breakdowns by CVC violation type, race for reasons of pursuit, and details on $1.2M in settlements tied to off‑duty city vehicles.