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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Matthew Kelly

Don't let it happen to someone else: Bryson Dimovski's family call for tougher penalties

Andrew and Melissa Dimovski at the roadside memorial on Macquarie Road Warners Bay where their son Bryson was killed. Picture by Simone De Peak.

The parents of 14-year-old Bryson Dimovski, who was killed in an alleged hit and run at Warners Bay last year, will travel to State Parliament on Thursday to push the case for tougher penalties for serious road crimes.

The lower house will debate a petition, which recently secured 20,000 signatures from people who support increasing the maximum penalties for offences such as dangerous driving.

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