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'Smiley' urges drivers to take more care on the roads

22nd Oct 2020 11:28 AM
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Sons of the Southern Cross president Ken "Smiley" Hyde is urging drivers to more care on the roads to avoid having to bury any more brothers or motorcycle riders.

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