Ferguson's Miracle: Cow Crash, Divine Protection

0:00Tasmania's former deputy premier, Michael Ferguson, Dodge, disaster Thursday night on the Midland Highway. Heading home after Parliament, his car smashed into a black cow smack in the middle of his lane. The vehicle got wrecked bad, but he's completely safe and unscathed. He broke the news straight on social media, sharing a shot of the mangled undercars to show the damage. It was a dark stretch of north, the kind where animals wander right into traffic without warning. The message is poured in from supporters, and Ferguson shouted out Tasmania police for their cool headed help on scene. He also thanked the team at Launceston General Hospital and a local towing outfit they got them sorted. As the liberal rep for bass, he held the deputy premier spot from 2022 to 2024. Turning to faith for comfort, he drew from Psalm 16 verses 8 and 9, reflecting on divine protection that keeps the heart steady and the body secure. What life crashes like this hit hard on rural roads, but Ferguson's story underscores

1:00quick response and gratitude, turning a wreck into relief. From your city, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.