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Sale Alternative Truck Route Sparks Concern Among Residents

Sale Alternative Truck Route Myrtlebank Victoria

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A proposed $21M bypass in Victoria's east, aimed at redirecting freight traffic away from Sale, has three local families concerned as it would pass through their backyards, threatening privacy, safety, and livelihoods.

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A proposed $21M bypass in Victoria's east, aimed at redirecting freight traffic away from Sale, has three local families concerned as it would pass through their backyards, threatening privacy, safety, and livelihoods.

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