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Eastern NTx corridor revealed

ElectraNet has identified a new corridor for further investigation in the Mid North, further east from the original corridor. (Supplied)

Transmission provider ElectraNet revealed the new corridor they are investigating following a lengthy consultation process with affected landowners. A corridor […]

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