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The $15.5m call caught in the Telstra outage

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By James Taylor
| Geelong Times
Australia’s biggest home prize raffle has been won by a Geelong resident, but a nationwide Telstra outage delayed the life-changing phone call. The 8 July outage affected calls across Australia, with Dream Home Art Union making three unsuccessful attempts to contact the winner, Riley*, before sending a text message and email advising she had won the $15.5 million major prize. The package includes a four-storey apartment complex on the Sunshine Coast valued at $12 million.
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Liberals defend safety of 110kmh freeway plan

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By James Taylor
| Geelong Times
The Liberals have dismissed concerns their proposed 110kmh speed limit on the Princes Freeway between Geelong and Melbourne would lead to more crashes or injuries, arguing advances in road design and vehicle safety have made the increase safe. The new limit, which the Liberals would introduce if they win November’s state election, would apply on the Princes Freeway and Princes Highway between Laverton and Colac. Some stretches would keep a 100kmh limit, such as near Winchelsea.
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Long-awaited Mount Duneed school gains selective edge

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By James Taylor
The Liberals have pledged to build the long-awaited Mount Duneed secondary school with a selective-entry stream for high-achieving students if the party wins November’s state election. Opposition leader Jess Wilson announced the commitment on Tuesday, saying the school would be delivered during the Coalition’s first term.
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