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Bulletins — 2026-09-28
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In a concerning development, Jemena is replacing traditional wooden power poles with larger, industrial-grade poles, resulting in increased voltage but sparking complaints from local residents. Meanwhile, small businesses in Canberra are feeling the pressure as rising living costs force consumers to cut back on spending, with some even giving up pets they can no longer afford.
In more uplifting news, a former vineyard in South Australia has been transformed into a sanctuary for the endangered regent parrot. TasWater has suggested replacing existing pipes with smaller ones to offset recent water bill hikes, drawing criticism from local businesses.
On the accessibility front, a Sydney nightclub has set a new standard for disability-friendly venues after receiving NSW government support for renovations. Lastly, The Laundry Lady has launched a new app in preparation for its UK expansion, while the touring arm of Bluesfest enters liquidation just six months post-festival collapse.
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