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Rachael Ward

Calls for reform, march in Celeste Manno's name

Aggie Di Mauro wants her daughter's killer to spend the rest of his life behind bars. (Rachael Ward/AAP PHOTOS)

The roar of 23 Harley-Davidsons and cries for justice have rung out through central Melbourne as the loved ones of Celeste Manno and their supporters rallied in a show of force.

More than 100 people donned t-shirts emblazoned with "Justice for Celeste" and held flyers as they marched through the city on Sunday,  down Bourke Street Mall and to the Supreme Court.

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