I can share what I know and help you find the latest, but I don’t have live access to current news right this moment.
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- The phrase you referenced, “Piss Off AusNet,” is a slogan that has appeared on a hill as a form of local protest against AusNet’s infrastructure projects in parts of Victoria, Australia. For up-to-date news specifically about this mention or related protests, I’ll need to look up recent coverage.
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- I can search for the latest articles and summarize them for you, with sources.
- I can also compile a brief timeline of notable events related to the “Piss Off AusNet” campaign, if helpful.
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ferntreegully.mailcommunity.com.auECONOMIC AND CULTURAL PROTECTION GROUP AusNet Option for Easement Contract exposed. As soon as Ausnet’s contract landed in Landholders mailbox it was exposed as a complete and utter con. No one in their right mind would sign this rubbish
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tlnews.com.auMr Bull also said, "Throughout the outage, Paynesville and Eagle Point were listed as offline for several days on the outage tracker, but power was never lost there at any stage. The reason this was an issue is people were looking at this website and cancelling their holiday bookings online because they thought there was no power."
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