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Warwick Long

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As seen in: Victorian Country Hour, MSN Australia, ABC Melbourne, ABC News (Australia), Australia Wide, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Melbourne Breakfast, Melbourne Drive, Melbourne Mornings, New South Wales Country Hour, South Australian Country Hour and
Presenter of the Victorian Country Hour for ABC Rural. Former co-host of the Conversation Hour (VIC). Email: long.warwick@abc.net.au
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Program: Victorian Country Hour

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By Warwick Long Verified
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Victorian farmers fined for obstructing access for planning VNI West transmission work

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By Jane McNaughton Verified, Warwick Long Verified
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Farmers in Victoria's west have been fined for refusing to let authorised officers onto their properties to progress transmission line planning works. On Tuesday, 12 farmers received $814 fines in the mail from the Victorian government for not allowing workers access to their land to prepare to build the controversial VNI West project. Another six formal warnings were also sent to property owners for denying access.
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Program: Victorian Country Hour

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By Warwick Long Verified
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Back at the office in Sydney's CBD, the data from the weather stations is used to forecast the weather.
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