Safety advice lacking for truckers: inquest  NATASHA BODDY, The
West Australian November 13, 2012, 12:04 pm  There was no-one to
raise the alarm when a truck driver who died of heat stroke
became stranded in remote desert near Wiluna after his truck
became bogged, the WA Coroner has found.  Coroner Kevin Tavener
this morning handed down his findings into the death of 35-year-
old Anthony John Bradanovich whose body was found on the
Gunbarrel Highway, near Wiluna, on January 23, 2011, about 32km
from where his truck was bogged after he tried to walk for help.
Mr Tavener found Mr Bradanovich's death was an accident and he
had died of exertional heat stroke but it was not possible to
say why he had left his truck.  "What the evidence in this case
does establish, however, is that the deceased was stranded, some
considerable distance from his destination for some period of
time, before anyone called for help," Mr Tavener said.  "No one
was responsible for ascertaining whether the deceased arrived
safely at his des