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$200m cost for Vic Pass rebuild locked in: extra overtaking lane confirmed

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By Nick McGrath Verified, Nick Mcgrath, Bradley Jurd Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Commuters, freight operators and businesses stranded by the six-month closure of the Great Western Highway finally have a clear picture of the road ahead, with a $200 million joint government funding package officially locking in a mid-2027 reopening date for Victoria Pass. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Family, footy and country: the giant legacy left behind by legend 'Choc' Ingram

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By Bradley Jurd Verified
| The Land (Australia) Verified
Stephen 'Choc' Ingram was known for his love of footy, his family, and his culture as a proud Wiradjuri man. Picture supplied Stephen 'Choc' Ingram has been identified with the permission of his family. If you played rugby league in Group 10 during what many would call the sport's halcyon days of the 1980s and 1990s, there's a good chance you probably bumped into Stephen 'Choc' Ingram.
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Your Blue Mountains trip just got harder: why the 'Convict Bridge' is now too dangerous to cross

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By Nick McGrath Verified, Nick Mcgrath, Bradley Jurd Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
There are no 'shortcuts' for road-trippers heading off for Easter. Investigative work is underway at Victoria Pass. Picture supplied By Nick McGrath, and Bradley Jurd If you're heading off on a road trip to the Blue Mountains in NSW for Easter, check your routes because a popular stretch of road will be closed for at least 12 weeks.
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