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Brisbane bus driver who struck and killed pedestrian loses appeal

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Brisbane council bus driver Lindsay Francis Selby has lost an appeal against his conviction for careless driving causing death. The legal proceedings stem from an incident where Selby struck and killed a teenage pedestrian, identified as Tia Cameron, last year.

The presiding judge formally dismissed the appeal and ordered Selby to pay $1,800 in costs to the Queensland Police. No further details regarding the circumstances of the incident or the specific legal grounds of the appeal were provided in the available reports.

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Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, Australia) (AU) Highlights the financial penalty of costs ordered to police.
ABC News (AU) (AU) Identifies the victim by name and specifies the original charge.
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