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Former ABC presenter 'lucky to be alive' after being struck by e-bike

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  • Former ABC Classic presenter Margaret Throsby says she is lucky to be alive after two teenage riders on an e-bike struck her on a shared path in the Illawarra last month. The 84-year-old broke a femur and a thumb and suffered serious head bleeding.
  • She is now walking with help as she recovers. Neither rider will be charged.
  • Throsby is calling for stricter e-bike laws and enforcement to protect pedestrians and young riders. NSW Transport Minister John Graham says more enforcement operations against illegal e-bikes are planned.
Former ABC presenter 'lucky to be alive' after being struck by e-bike
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