Big rig to get Black Dog's message on the road

By Charlie Whiteley
August 11 2015 - 4:00am
Transforce managing director Steve Fieldus, local Blackdog Ride co-ordinator Steve Gower, Dubbo MP Troy Grant, Black Dog Ride state co-ordinator Wayne Amor, executive director of Lifeline Central West Alex Ferguson, Scott Murray, SignVision representative Craig Wilton and Brett Macca McCarthy unveil the Black Dog Ride truck cover in Dubbo on Monday. 
	Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Transforce managing director Steve Fieldus, local Blackdog Ride co-ordinator Steve Gower, Dubbo MP Troy Grant, Black Dog Ride state co-ordinator Wayne Amor, executive director of Lifeline Central West Alex Ferguson, Scott Murray, SignVision representative Craig Wilton and Brett Macca McCarthy unveil the Black Dog Ride truck cover in Dubbo on Monday. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

GETTING a very important message out to the community was the inspiration behind the Black Dog Ride, a charity organisation that raises awareness of depression and suicide prevention, taking over a TransForce trailer for the next two years.

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