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Nurses strangled, doctors punched in the face - and it's getting worse

Call for 'zero tolerance' approach after spike in assaults.

The Canberra Times · Jul 21

Europe's Motorcycle Industry Went Into Overdrive This Year. Or Did It?

ACEM data reveals strong Q1 2026 growth led by Germany, Spain, and Italy as pent-up demand is released.

RideApart · Apr 25

Are Aftermarket Motorcycle Exhausts a Dying Breed?

Let’s be honest, nearly every rider loves the sound of a great exhaust. Whether it’s the deep rumble of a V-twin, the high-pitched wail of an inline-four, or the burly growl of a parallel-twin, a motorcycle’s soundtrack is a huge part of its character.

RideApart · Mar 28, 2025

Exhaust Manufacturers Agree On Anti-Tampering Guidelines To Reduce Noise

The Association des Constructeurs Européens de Motocycles (ACEM) has set guidelines on aftermarket exhausts preventing tampering for increasing noise.

RideApart · Jun 6, 2023

Decarbonization Is The Goal, But What's The Best Way To Get There?

The European Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers hosted a panel discussion in December, 2022 to discuss the best ways to decarbonize itself going forward.

RideApart · Dec 6, 2022

WA emergency department overcrowding costing lives every year, report finds

Patients are dying after waiting too long in overcrowded emergency departments in Western Australia each year, according to a sobering new report on the state of hospitals.

ABC News · Nov 8, 2022

Piaggio Group’s Michele Colaninno Assumes ACEM Presidency

The European Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers (ACEM) appoints Piaggio Group Chief Executive Michele Colaninno as the organization’s new president.

RideApart · Jun 16, 2022

Doctor training battle for Melbourne's RCH

The Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne has been stripped of its paediatric emergency medicine training accreditation after a dispute over the program.

AAP · Apr 20, 2022

Royal Children's Hospital no longer allowed to train doctors in providing children's emergency care

The Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne is stripped of its accreditation to train doctors in paediatric emergency medicine, leaving just four Victorian hospitals that can provide the training.

ABC News · Apr 19, 2022