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Sam McKeith

Call to release 'secret' data to help curb road deaths

The number of road deaths rose more than 10 per cent nationally in the year to May, the AAA says. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

A surge in deaths on Australian roads has prompted renewed calls for "secret" state road trauma data to be made public, a day after three people died in a horror smash in Queensland.

The Australian Automobile Association said the number of road deaths rose 10.4 per cent nationally to 1303 in the year to May, which the group said pointed to an "urgent need" for the data to inform policymaking.

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