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Real wins

Real stories, real outcomes

Australians who understood their rights and took informed action — fines withdrawn, matters dismissed and prosecutions dropped. These are their words, shared with permission.

$2,735.80

Saved by one member across eight withdrawn fines

8

Fines withdrawn in a single year (Mark, 2022)

3+ yrs

A COVID prosecution fought through court — then withdrawn

In their own words

Member stories

Every situation is different, but the pattern is the same: know the process, keep good records, stay calm and ask the right questions.

Eight fines withdrawn$2,735.80 saved in one year
“In 2022, using the Aussie Speeding Fines book, I had 8 fines against me withdrawn — including a protest fine of $1,677.80. The total amount saved was $2,735.80. A big thank you to you and Aussie Speeding Fines.”

— Mark

5 supporting documents, redacted for privacy.

Redacted Victoria Police infringement withdrawal notice for a protest fine, marked withdrawn

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Redacted Victoria Police infringement withdrawal notice and official warningRedacted Victoria Police letter: review of traffic camera offence, no further actionRedacted Victoria Police letter: review of traffic camera offence, no further actionRedacted Victoria Police letter: review of traffic camera offence, no further action

Victoria Police withdrawal notices and the police protest-fine withdrawal, as supplied by Mark. (Personal details redacted.)

Dismissed in courtMagistrates’ Court of Victoria
“The prosecutor had a witness and I was self-represented. The magistrate found in my favour. I also used the 3-step process in the Aussie Speeding Fines book — this book has allowed me to dismiss the majority of my fines. Another win for we the people.”

— Esref

Supporting document, redacted for privacy.

Redacted Magistrates’ Court Notice of Order Made showing the charge dismissed

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Magistrates’ Court of Victoria — Notice of Order Made. Charge: “Park for longer than indicated.” Court order: Dismissed. (Personal details redacted.)

Prosecution withdrawnCOVID fine — case withdrawn
“Where required, I would turn up at court dressed for business, be polite to the magistrate and court attendants, and say as little as possible. In the end the matter was resolved after I sent ‘representations’ to the police prosecutor. Case withdrawn.”

— Tim

Supporting document, redacted for privacy.

Redacted police prosecutor email advising the matter will be withdrawn

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Police prosecutor’s email confirming Tim’s representations were considered and the matter will be withdrawn. (Personal details redacted.)

Infringement withdrawnCouncil parking fine
“I sent them a letter using the template provided, and kept a clear record of every request and deadline. After it escalated through Fines Victoria, the council reviewed the matter and wrote to say they were withdrawing the infringement notice. So that’s it — thanks again!”

— Desi

Matter resolvedUsing the KYR process
“Thanks again — another one bites the dust!”

— Joe

On camera

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These stories are shared by members with their permission and describe their individual experiences. Every situation is different. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results, and nothing here is legal advice. Know Your Rights Group provides general educational information only — always consider independent professional advice for your circumstances.