While we enjoy the lush growth following the welcome rains (5 inches in two days) the maintenance crews have been busy mopping up. This train derailment just west of Homestead caused the cancellation of the ‘Bullet’ as gangs tried to shore up the washed out tracks. Some weeks later the engine is still waiting for the ground to be firm enough for the cranes to lift it back onto the tracks.
Telstra, Ergon and Road maintenance men were all busy repairing damage days after the first downpour.
Blackouts.
The widespread electrical storms caused a series of power outages in the Torrens Creek area. The inconvenience of finding ways to get that first cup of coffee was exacerbated by the knowledge that few were prepared. Empty generators and gas cylinders attested to how few boy scouts there were in town. Ergon advises to ring in the outage as soon as possible and keep getting updates on progress.
Imparja Changes Boundaries.
At the same time as the storms started Imparja Television changed its boundaries. Without warning people in the area found they no longer received their programs. This caused major problems for those people who watch the cricket Test series.
If you are one of those who were disowned by the service Imparja advise that you email them at: decoders@imparja.com.au and supply the following information: Smart card, Town -, Post code -, Postal address -, Phone Number. This should get you back on air.
At the same time as the storms started Imparja Television changed its boundaries. Without warning people in the area found they no longer received their programs. This caused major problems for those people who watch the cricket Test series.
If you are one of those who were disowned by the service Imparja advise that you email them at: decoders@imparja.com.au and supply the following information: Smart card, Town -, Post code -, Postal address -, Phone Number. This should get you back on air.
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