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Davina Smith

Davina Smith

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Host, Dr. Davina’s Dots

Virginia

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  • Parents turn son's e-scooter death pain into purpose with heartfelt packages

    By Davina Smith| A Current Affair@ An Australian father is about to embark on a grueling 4300 kilometre cycle on Australia's roughest roads from Perth to Byron Bay, in honour of his son who died exactly one year ago in an e-scooter crash. Ross Abraham leaves for the Longest Ride on Monday, hoping to cross the country in 31 days. It will be a white-knuckle ride, and as he grips the handlebars of his bike, he'll be staring down at two tattoos on his knuckles - mirror images of the same tattoos his son Jaaden Abraham had.

    By Davina Smith · A Current Affair

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Brisbane business could lose millions if they don't cough up for fines they didn't incurk

    By Davina Smith| A Current Affair@ A family-run business in Brisbane is facing a cruel predicament - pay more than $9000 in traffic fines that they didn't incur or risk having $2 million in stock seized by the state's Penalty Enforcement Registry (SPER). Nationwide Auto Wholesale, based in Brisbane has been operating for two decades, purchases cars from dealerships and selling them on to new buyers. Owner Justin Stubberfield employs 10 staff, and says his business usually deals with around 300 vehicles every month.

    By Davina Smith · A Current Affair

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Parents turn son's e-scooter death pain into purpose with heartfelt packages

    By Davina Smith| A Current Affair@ An Australian father is about to embark on a grueling 4300 kilometre cycle on Australia's roughest roads from Perth to Byron Bay, in honour of his son who died exactly one year ago in an e-scooter crash. Ross Abraham leaves for the Longest Ride on Monday, hoping to cross the country in 31 days. It will be a white-knuckle ride, and as he grips the handlebars of his bike, he'll be staring down at two tattoos on his knuckles - mirror images of the same tattoos his son Jaaden Abraham had.

    By Davina Smith · A Current Affair

    Apr. 19, 2025

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