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The Stanmore black hole

Perspective March 20, 2024By Will Thorpe

The post generated a flurry of responses. While specific experiences varied, the overall picture was of poor or no reception across mobile networks in the surrounding area, whether living on the Petersham-Stanmore border, or travelling between Petersham and Newtown, or some other variation – the most extreme was travelling all the way from Strathfield to Redfern.

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Browsing: Stanmore

The Stanmore black hole

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