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A cry for help: we don't want farmers to die in a connectivity blackhole

Summary by theland.com.au
Walcha farmer Daniel Kermode used 112 after a quad bike accident. His life-saving call reveals the growing dead zones and urgent need for rural connectivity.
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A cry for help: we don't want farmers to die in a connectivity blackhole

Walcha farmer Daniel Kermode used 112 after a quad bike accident. His life-saving call reveals the growing dead zones and urgent need for rural connectivity.

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theland.com.au broke the news on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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