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Western Renewables Link Local business update July 2026

Western Renewables Link Local business update July 2026

Welcome to the first edition of the Western Renewables Link Local business update.

Newsletter | 13 July, 2026

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Environment Effects Statement progress

WRL welcomes the Victorian Minister for Planning's assessment of the project under the Environment Effects Act 1978. Vis…

Waubra community celebrates new playground with WRL support

The Waubra community has celebrated the opening of its new playground supported by the Western Renewables Link (WRL).

Improving mobile connectivity in western Victoria

WRL is investing over $3 million to build new communication towers in Lexton, Smeaton, and Coimadai.

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