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Jonathon Davidson
File photo: workers attend the site of a bushfire

File photo: workers attend the site of a bushfire

Bare wires running through areas with vegetation were ultimately moved underground or insulated; this was complemented by the introduction of detection hardware that shuts down power line transmission...

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