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Walhalla pushes Telstra for better phone service As the need for telecommunications grow, Walhalla gets impatient By ABC online - 21st November 2000 - Back to News Residents and small business operators in Walhalla are pushing Telstra for an answer as to when they can expect an improved telephone service.
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