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CHANNEL NINE RECEPTION ISSUE
Residents in Alexandra, Eildon, Taggerty, Marysville and surrounding areas have reported issues with their Channel Nine reception.
WIN Network, the operator of the signal site, was contacted about the issue.
They said, "It appears there was a mains outage at the parent site in Yarck [on Monday].
"While our transmitter was operational, this site runs in an SFN (single frequency network) that relies on a GPS clock to synchronise. It appears that the mains outage and EPP run on Monday damaged the power supply on our GPS clocking unit/hardware. This mean that some viewers would have still been able to view the services, however some viewers would have had outages (as reported) to services.
"A work around has been put in place to ensure WIN Network services are restored, and the damaged power supplies will be replaced in the near future."
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Rodeo to raise funds for bushfire relief
Rodeo to raise funds for bushfire relief
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THE Alexandra Pro Rodeo was postponed due to the Longwood bushfires, but is now raring to go.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Major aurora alert for tomorrow night (March 19)
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KINGLAKE COMMUNITY BANK TO CLOSE
A Bendigo Bank spokesperson said, "Valley Community Financial Services Ltd has made the difficult decision to close its Community Bank located at 4/1 Victoria Road, Kinglake from 12.30pm on Friday, June 5.
"This decision takes into consideration sustained changes in customer banking behaviour and declining in-branch transactions.
"The bank is in the process of communicating this network change to customers via email and SMS."
Customers will be able to continue to transact face-to-face at Community Bank Hurstbridge or Yea.
"Customers can also continue to transact at any Bendigo Bank branch, ATM or at any time via internet banking, our mobile app or by phone on 1300 236 344, or by using Bank@Post at the nearby Kinglake LPO. The Bank@Post service is free for concession account holders," they said.
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AMID the devastation of the Longwood bushfires, residents in the Highlands lost their letterboxes, meaning they were unable to have their mail delivered.
Yea Men's Shed construct handmade letterboxes for fire-affected properties
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AMID the devastation of the Longwood bushfires, residents in the Highlands lost their letterboxes, meaning they were unable to have their mail delivered.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
