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Producer, ABC Western Victoria
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By Andrew Murdoch Verified, Sue Dunstan Verified| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified The Australian Energy Market Operator and their new company Transmission Company Victoria were set to attend community meetings today but cancelled suddenly yesterday. The Tragowel and St Arnaud meetings were organised by Member for Mallee Anne Webster and initially billed as invite-only discussions about the VNI West transmission project.
By Sue Dunstan Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It was a crisp June morning on the foreshore of Elwood Beach in Melbourne but that didn't deter hundreds of dachshund owners from turning out with their beloved "sausage dogs" last weekend. They were out to set a new Guinness World Record for the "largest number of dogs of one breed on a walk". And among the dog owners parading their pets was one of the breed's most passionate devotees — Diana Saville, from the western Victorian town of Edenhope.
By Andrew Murdoch Verified, Sue Dunstan Verified| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified The Australian Energy Market Operator and their new company Transmission Company Victoria were set to attend community meetings today but cancelled suddenly yesterday. The Tragowel and St Arnaud meetings were organised by Member for Mallee Anne Webster and initially billed as invite-only discussions about the VNI West transmission project.
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ABC Western Victoria