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Farming with transmission lines February 2024

Farming with transmission lines February 2024

Local Grants Fund - NOW OPEN

As part of WRL’s commitment to early investment, the Local Grants Fund will invest $4 million in locally led projects.

Visit our Local Grants page to find out more.

Local Grants

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Western Renewables Link Environment Effects Statement progress

The WRL EES public hearing concluded on 3 March 2026. Visit our Environment Effects Statement webpage to learn more abo…

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Waubra’s new playground: powered by community and WRL

This community-led initiative has been backed by AusNet with a $200,000 investment from the WRL's Community Benefit Shar…

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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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Western Renewables Link
1800 WRL WRL (975 975)

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AusNet acknowledges the Wotjobaluk Nations, DJAARA (Dja Dja Wurrung), Eastern Maar, Wadawurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Traditional Owners of the lands on which the proposed Western Renewables Link will operate, and pays respect to their Elders past and present.

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