The first time most men receive flowers is at their funeral.
AANT is championing road safety with a powerful initiative to address the disproportionate number of men killed on Northern Territory roads. We call Territorians to give a flower to the men they love and care, reminding them how much they matter. The harsh reality is that, for many men, the first-time men receive flowers is at their funeral. Together we can change this.
Take a moment to remind the important men in your life how much they mean to you. It’s more than a gesture; it’s a chance to start a conversation that could save a life.
In the past ten years, 283 males were killed on Northern Territory roads, compared with 121 females.*
Tell a male in your life how much you'd miss them if they didn't make it home.
Motivate men to be safe on our roads.
Help us spark a conversation about road safety and raise awareness of the disproportionate number of males dying on NT roads.
Reach out to a male in your life and tell them how much you’d miss them if they didn’t make it home from their drive. Every journey matters, and every decision could mean the difference between making it home or becoming a memory. AANT is here to remind us all to cherish the ones we love and look out for each other.
Take a moment to send that message and remind them that their safe return matters.
Let's make sure flowers are given in love, not in loss.
“I’d really, really miss you…”
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